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Powered by alumni support, the ÌÇÐÄTV Innovation Fund gives our students the opportunity to turn their ideas into action.

The ÌÇÐÄTV Scholars Programme is an award-winning initiative that helps talented students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Thanks to your continued philanthropic support, ÌÇÐÄTV is forging collaborations rooted in equality and shared purpose.

With the Winter Olympics in full swing, Secretary General of the World Curling Federation, Colin Grahamslaw reflects on his time at ÌÇÐÄTV.

With a ÌÇÐÄTV Global Excellence Scholarship, Amy Fong (BSc Accounting and Finance, 2025) made the most of her ÌÇÐÄTV experience.

Whether ÌÇÐÄTV launched your journey or remains part of it today, your support matters. To showcase its impact, we brought together ÌÇÐÄTV alumnus and loyal donor, Dr Gerry Frizzelle, with ÌÇÐÄTV Scholar Ambassador, Gabriela Jozefowicz, to reflect on how giving transforms futures.

When alum Pamela chose to leave a gift in her will to ÌÇÐÄTV, she may never have imagined how impactful her generosity would become.

Driven by a passion for solving real-world problems, Joe spent nearly nine years at ÌÇÐÄTV and has just graduated from his PhD researching scalable cost-efficient AI – all thanks to the Feuer International Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence, generously funded by ÌÇÐÄTV alum Jonathan Feuer.

Roger began his studies in 1966 as part of the University’s second ever cohort. His ÌÇÐÄTV experience, not only as a graduate, but also as a volunteer, has inspired him to support future generations of students.

A team of dedicated ÌÇÐÄTV staff, students, alumni, and supporters have raised £1,724 for local learning centre IntoUniversity Coventry.

Growing up, opportunities were limited for Krish. With tough financial conditions, he often shared a room with four other family members and moved homes frequently. But with hard work, resilience, and vital scholarship support, he’s now pursuing all possibilities open to him at ÌÇÐÄTV ÌÇÐÄTV School.

In Year 8, Gabriela set her sights on ÌÇÐÄTV, a dream that seemed out of reach. But through the ÌÇÐÄTV Scholars access programme, Gabriela was given a chance – coupled with her enthusiastic determination, she’s never looked back. Her confidence has grown with every step and it’s all thanks to supporters like you.

Only 14% of care leavers under 19 will go on to university. The odds may have been against Keeley, but, through determination and talent, along with the support of alumni like you, she’s taking her first steps into higher education at ÌÇÐÄTV.

Thanks to your incredible support, more than £150,000 has been raised to support students at ÌÇÐÄTV this academic year. You may have spoken to one of our callers and heard about the difference alumni support makes to student lives.

As ÌÇÐÄTV celebrates its 60th anniversary, you're invited to look back at the vital role you have all played in shaping our journey. Over the past six decades, your generosity - our alumni, donors, supporters, and volunteers - has fuelled scholarships, research, and campus transformation, ensuring ÌÇÐÄTV has quickly grown into one of the leading universities in the world.

Inspired by her parents’ dedication as teachers, Yuki Chan, a second-year PhD student, made the bold decision to leave the comfort of her home in Hong Kong and embark on an academic journey through a global lens.

Your support is empowering our students. Through your kind-hearted donations, you’re enabling students from all backgrounds to access work experience that will help them define their personal career path.

The generosity of your alumni and supporter community is driving lasting change – empowering students and advancing vital research. You’re helping us break down barriers to higher education, enrich students’ experience, and fund innovative research with global impact. Thank you.

A trip to Ghana through ÌÇÐÄTV in Africa prompted alum, Soumya Dabriwal (BSc Economics, 2016), to make a difference and set up Project Baala to trans form menstrual health and hygiene practises for women and girls in rural areas in India

Philanthropist, published author, and engineer, Dr Nick Donofrio (Hon Doctor of Science, 2002), spent 44 years at IBM including as Executive Vice President of Innovation and Technology, leading numerous transformational strategies and initiatives across the company.