Each year students select and work on proposed project by academics, NGOs and industry partners or can develop their own for the module IL918 Project which takes place over a 3 month period in the summer term. On 12-13 September 2019, our first cohort of students delivered both oral and poster presentations showcasing their dissertations. Here are some examples of the wide ranging topics and collaborations our students undertook:
 

• An Evaluation of the Project Management of Infrastructure Development Projects: A case study of a water pump system and placenta pit for Yemoh Town Community Health Centre Maternal Unit in Bo, Sierra Leone (in collaboration with Goodwill and Growth for Africa GAGA UK)
• Assessing the Sustainability of an Underground and Hydrogen-Powered Dual-Railway Line Linking the East of England with the West Midlands (in collaboration with TSP Projects)
• Assessment of Sustainable Materials and Investigative Analysis of Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices for Greenstory Ltd (in collaboration with Greenstory)
• Digital Innovations in Disaster Relief Management: The MSFCalc Solution (in collaboration with Doctors without Borders MSF UK)
• Exploring the potential of improving wellbeing support for asylum seekers, refugees or migrants and Coventry local homeless population (in collaboration with the Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre)
• Factors associated with traditional family planning use in Malawi (in collaboration with The DHS Program for Malawi)
• Investigating the Community-based Approach: The case study of PartecipAzione: an empowerment and capacity building programme (in collaboration with UNHCR partner INTERSOS)
• Mapping Sustainability Options for e-commerce Packaging and Delivery (in collaboration with Greenstory)
• Overview of Microgrid Technologies, its Role in Disaster Relief and Electricity Market Analysis of Different Countries
• Roof-water Harvesting in a Tropical Asian Area: The Feasibility Analysis of Roof-water Harvesting Technology in Guangning, China
• Socio-economic potential of hydrogen economy to reduce impact on population health due to CO2 emissions