University of Warwick: Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Courses

• 2 campuses—Central campus and Westwood campus. Campus includes a huge library, which is available online as well. The sports and wellness hub includes a huge gym, rock climbing wall, tennis courts, basketball courts, indoor cricket floors, yoga studio, rowing studio, swimming pools, etc. Warwick health center is also only 10 minutes by walking. You must register yourself before arriving to be allotted your personal GP.
• Campus societies organize events almost every 2 weeks, from club nights to sundowners to balls and boiler rooms. The student union holds weekly events at the on-campus clubs like the terrace bar and the copper rooms.

• Tuition fees – 32,000 pounds yearly
• Accommodation fees – 9,000 pounds (first year dorm)
• Fees can be paid at any time or in instalments. Advance payment is an option.
• Estimated monthly expenses: 800-900 pounds, largely dependent on lifestyle, as I cannot cook. More expenses of mine are on food. Buses are very cheap, only 2 pounds per trip, whereas Ubers and cabs are very expensive. Regular events such as club nights or sundowners cost 10-20 pounds.

• The uni only has one main campus of 720 acres and one medical school campus which is connected to the main campus. There was a 24*7 library, arts centre, sports complex including swimming, gym, tennis, basketball, cricket pitches, pubs, restaurants, cafes, bubble tea shop, grocery store etc.
• The university has more than 250 student run societies and clubs which any student could join. They ranged from academic societies like accounting society, physics society etc to random societies like animals society, taylor swift society etc. One could buy the membership of these societies and attend their events, most of them were free. One could also buy the sports membership and play whenever they want to play. Eurovision was one major event which happens in May every year. 

• The annual tuition changes every year, the website of the university says the updated tuition and accommodation fees every year. When I started my tuition fee per annum was around d 27000 GBP and it did increase a bit every year. You have the option of paying in in one go or you can do it in three instalments, one in September, one in January and one in April.
• Accommodation fees varies on the type of accommodation you choose, there are 13 different accommodations at Warwick and the fee structure differs for every single one of them and it changes every month. What i paid in September 2021 is significantly different than what the current fees is so it's highly advised to check the website for the updated price.
• Monthly expenses depend on the individual really, I used to spend around 150-200 GBP per month on groceries, transport, going out etc. It's very subjective so it used to change every month because in some months I used to go out more than the others so there's no fixed or average figure. 

• Warwick has mainly two campuses, the main one in Coventry (around 750 acres) and the other business school campus located in The Shard, London.
• Main campus has all the facilities you can think of: library, sports complex, shopping centres, cafe's, bars, and a hospital. There are a lot of fests happening all through the year. I do not know the exact names because as a Master's student, one doesn't get a lot of spare time to engage in them. Although for bachelor students, Warwick is fun and heaven!
• The sports complex houses all major sports including squash, swimming pool, mountain climbing, badminton courts, basket ball courts etc. It is the biggest university sports complex in the midlands. 

• My fees was 29,950 GBP in year 2022. The fees are charges yearly, I'm not ware of any breakdown in these, as it is only mentioned as tuition fees. Although, you get the option to pay in quarterly installments.
• I lived off campus during my university. My monthly expenses ranged from 700 to 900 GBP. This includes accommodation 420 GBP, Food and groceries 150-200 GBP, Travel 80-100 GBP and miscellaneous (leisure).

• As far as I know, Warwick has one campus here in Coventry, and the other is at the Shard in London.
• The campus in Coventry has everything: a five-story library, a huge sports and wellness hub (with the gym), and a medical as well. Every society has their own festival, so a lot of events keep happening every time on campus.

• Our college has only one campus and it has branches in schools. There are 3 branches or 3 campuses.
• Everything is available in the college; we have more than 3 libraries on our campus.
• Every semester, our college members will conduct sports, and winners and runners are awarded some prize or some prize money.
• There are many fests conducted on our campus, like the peace fest, the innovation fest, the Warwick Film Festival, etc.
• Clubs are taken by professors and seniors. Like GDDG, DATA ANALYSIS, AI, and others, these clubs play a major role in developing our soft skills and technical skills. In every fest, we enjoy extra-curricular activities; in every fest, we participate in cultural activities.
• If we perform well in cultural activities, we may have chances to take part in some competitions, etc.

• In terms of campus at uni, I believe there are quite a lot of buildings – Business School, Engineering, Medicine, Law, Social Science, Arts etc. They are unlike other universities which are usually spread across the city. It is all located in one massive area but divided by departments.
• There is a massive library at uni with 9 floors – accessible to all students, a big sports field on either side of university one being a sport building which has beautiful swimming pool, squash areas, a huge badminton areas where 12-15 courts are available, gym, rock climbing as well. On the other side, there is big sports field for athletic activities.
• There are n no of clubs – anything you might thing is available there from calisthenics, gymnastics, book reading, arts, gaming club and so many more.
• I can’t remember any particular facility as I have been involved in a lot of cultural festival than sports.
   

• The tuition fee was £30,000 for the entire course. It can be paid in installments or in 3 instalments every 4 months. I didn’t stay at the Uni hostel so my accommodation was around the city centre, which was a little cheaper compared to the hostel.
• Coventry is a cheaper place to live so I would add about £6,000-8,000 per year, including expenses, if you live in the city centre as a student.
• Rent: £600 per month
• Transportation: £34 (monthly pass)
• Groceries: £300 per month

I chose the University of Warwick as it is very prestigious and highly ranked for my course. My overall Uni experience has been a very good learning opportunity not just about academics but also about life skills.

Campus life is really amazing and very fun. There are a multitude of societies one can join. These societies hold multiple events every day. There is not one boring moment in Warwick.

The course is very challenging and managing all of it far away from home really makes you come out of your comfort zone and do your best. The cohort is very diverse and enables you to make friends and acquaintances all over the world and let you understand their perspectives and thoughts. I am in deep awe of the infrastructure and standards set by the university and the very beautiful campus set in an English country side. Every subject is challenging and requires you to give your best. The faculty is really wonderful and so is the curriculum.

The campus is extremely huge with all facilities you could ask for. The wifi is fast and available mostly all around the campus. There is a top class sports center which you can access with payment and the library is huge and modern. There are ample learning spaces all around the campus which you can make use of. The campus is really safe during all times and it also has its own bus interchange that connects it to nearby towns and cities. Warwick also offers numerous amount of clubs and societies which you can join to make the most out of your campus life. Warwick offers student well being services to keep you emotionally strong and heard. The University of Warwick has premium research facilities that makes it one of the most sought after campuses in Europe.

Till now the experience has been great and I have been enjoying my time here.

There are a lot of clubs be it sports cultural or academics. We can easily access any facility. In spite of most of them being paid there are a lot of free sessions provided by many clubs. The research, library, WIFI and all other facilities are really smooth and up to the mark.

Reflecting on my experience at Warwick Business School, I would describe it as transformative and enriching. The collaborative culture and ample opportunities for personal and professional growth have truly made my journey memorable and rewarding.

I experienced the campus life during Face to face module, it is very vibrant and engaging, offering a rich array of clubs, events, and extracurricular activities that cater to diverse interests. Students can actively participate in various clubs and societies, fostering a sense of community and promoting holistic development. The school frequently organizes networking events, workshops, and seminars, providing ample opportunities for students to interact with industry professionals and gain valuable insights. Regarding facilities, the campus has a modern infrastructure, well-equipped research facilities, and extensive library resources that support academic excellence and research endeavors.