Campus Life:

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.

Hostel:

The university provides quite a few options for accommodations within the university and the facilities in them differs with the accommodation chosen by the students. I chose the university provided accommodation in Sherbourne Halls of Residence. I personally love the facility and it suits my preferences. The building has got good heating and wifi. The rooms are ensuite and the kitchen is shared between 12 flat mates. Kitchen sharing is not a problem as the kitchens are big enough to accommodate everyone. Apart from the residences managed by the university, there are a few great privately managed options around the university as well. University provided accommodations can be costly. I pay around 9700 GBP for it. Accommodations outside the university can be cheaper but do consider the other expenses you could incur as you would have to pay for utilities and transportation.

Campus Life:

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.

Hostel:

I am living on campus, it is quite convenient. The cost depends on which accommodations you choose. There are a few cheap options. The facilities are very good and in case of crisis there is always staff available. There is a residency hub for each accommodations that makes it easier.

Campus Life:

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.

Hostel:

I visited for few weeks, my programme was Distance learning.

Campus Life:

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.

Hostel:

I visited for few weeks, my programme was Distance learning.

Campus Life:

Facilities are good. But PhD students usually lack social life and interactions

Hostel:

You need to pay for it using the PhD stipend. After the first year, you need to figure it out on your own.

Campus Life:

Campus life was quite hectic due to the fast paced nature of my program. There are a plethora of clubs and societies you can join as a postgraduate student. There are also departmental game nights and a Christmas party where you get to socialise (and perhaps share a drink!) with your Professors. With regards to infrastructural facilities, I’d like to sheepishly admit that I spent most of my time at the library. This was more so when the winters became harsh. The library at Warwick is a world in itself. In addition to stocking books from a multitude of disciplines and languages, the library was also a place to network and grab a cup of coffee.

Hostel:

My accomodation facility costed me 7000 pounds for an entire year. I’d chosen a en-suite bedroom with a shared kitchen. Please note that the prices tend to be high for renting and transportation. This is very much unlike how it is back home in India. I could not find accomodation within campus as mine was a late application. I stayed nearly 5 km outside campus. While I enjoyed my experience, I’d still encourage you to apply and accept your offer soon so that you get enough time to choose an on-campus accomodation. Staying on campus would be preferable, because you get to interact with friends - put in late nights at the library and soak in the campus experience much more.

Campus Life:

There is a very big sports center and a huge library where I spend my most of the time and its very good. Here we have different buildings for different departments. There are lot of societies, the sport center conducts a lot of classes for swimming, sports etc. There are a lot volunteering opportunities available for students.

Hostel:

I stay off campus and I rent a house with my friend and we share all the expenses.

Hostel:

Accommodation can be found on-campus as well as off-campus which will be close by university.

I chose this university because MBA here ranks high and I liked the campus when I visited before applying

Hostel:

I was staying on campus as I wanted to live close to my study buildings. The accommodations are well build and safe.

Warwick is one of the best for a business degree and this specific course was only offered at Warwick

Hostel:

the rooms are big with either ensuite or shared bath room facilities. comes with a 3/4th beds, almirahs and study tables and chair.

Warwick has its own set of reputation and is ranked one of the best in uk and in fact all over the world. the course curriculum is also very attractive as compared to other universities