University of Warwick Courses and Fees 2025
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University of Warwick Program & Fees 2025
University of Warwick offers 222 courses across various disciplines for international students. The UG tuition fees for Indian students range from GBP 24800 (₹2905072) to GBP 34579 (₹4050584). The PG tuition fees for Indian students range from GBP 18744 (₹2195672) to GBP 58559 (₹6859601).
Top Courses Fees Comparison
The tuition fee 2024 for M.Sc Data Analytics at University of Warwick was GBP 35340 (₹4139728). In 2022, the fee was GBP 31450 (₹3684053). The fee has increased by GBP 3890 (₹455675).
Similarly, tuition fee for M.Sc Business Analytics in 2024 was GBP 37250 (₹4363465), compared to GBP 33000 (₹3865620) in 2022, reflecting a rise of GBP 4250 (₹497845).
The 2024 fee for M.B.A at University of Warwick was GBP 57500 (₹6735550). In 2021, the fee was GBP 49950 (₹5851143). Compared to the previous year, fee has increased by GBP 7550 (₹884407).
The cost of living for students at University of Warwick in Coventry, United Kingdom is around GBP 14691 (₹1720903)/year covering accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses.
Popular Programs and Important Dates
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
B.S Accounting and Finance 3 years | UCAS Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (29th Jan 2026) | INR 39.3 L/Yr GBP 33,520 /Yr | 60 | IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 87, Duolingo-110 | |
B.A Education Studies 3 years | INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | |
| INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | ||
B.A/B.S Philosophy 3 years | INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | |
| INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | ||
| INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | ||
B.A Classical Civilisation 4 years | INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | |
| INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | ||
B.A Classics 4 years | INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - | |
B.A Classics - Ancient Greek 4 years | INR 29.1 L/Yr GBP 24,800 /Yr | - | - | - |
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Likes
- The campus and green cover, especially the different forests and walkways
- The facilities associated with my department
- The classroom amenities
Dislikes
- Less no. of bikes to roam within the campus
- The area allocated to Life science department (it could have been bigger)
- The in-campus grocery store could have been cheaper
- I found on off campus accommodation using on acco.com. the monthly rent was 420 GBP for period of 10 months, a personal room, kitchen, wifi, washroom and clubhouse was included.
- After that I moved to a rental house along with my friends which also had all these along with a garden and a washing machine. There were no specific challenges in case of accommodation in Coventry as it was an educational hub, with a lot of options. I would say go for local accommodation with landlords through the university resources, make sure of the legalities (rent agreement). My previous accommodation at Axo paradise was approximately 8 miles and then the rental house was on a walking distance.
Likes
- I like the faculty members and the way they approach the students .
- Our college will support in all aspects like games ,cultural activities and even also in studies .
- When we come to studies or designing the app or something our faculty members will help us. And college supports all technical clubs .
Dislikes
- As we are migrating from one to another country first few days we have to adjust with some food .
- Weather conditions and climate these are the two main things we have to adjust .
- Nothing much every thing I like in this college .
if we good percentage above 80% we can able to secure a good job. the average salary is 900000 per anum in our college .students find their jobs through their percantage . if they are placed from campus it is ok or else we can also find the the job through offcampus method . the highest package is 30000000 and the least package is 900000 (in rupees).
Likes
- The infrastructure of the university is amazing such that no two building would look the same. Despite that, every departments (WMG, WBS etc) facility are very unique and specific to those. The lake closer to WMG buildings are for all students of Warwick but sometimes you feel connected to it since you have classes every day, you see all 4 seasons of weather occurring by the trees as they start to change colour from red to yellow, wither off and grow again.
- The centre of the campus will always be my favourite where all events, food stalls happen every week. Also to note, there will be always something interesting happening every day – could be small art gallery, dance festival et.
- Networking events – As a Warwick student, I am lucky to attends many networking events with various companies of different sizes and different roles. During the induction period, networking sessions happen every day for roughly 1.5 months and still continues to happen later but as in weekly once.
Dislikes
- Certain modules (SFEO), I had replacement teacher teaching that module and wasn’t happy to how the first batch was taught. Though, every teacher teaches differently, SFEO was more of one way communication, a lecture where they was no interactive session at all.
- Modules likes BDAI were taught as literal lecture with 70 slides per day, no interaction between teacher and student. Despite that, there was no prerequisites for the module which meant that everything taught made zero sense to most of the students. It was so advanced directly focusing on advanced machine learning and algorithms. I wish it was more structures.
- I really wished the program I studied was given a placement year option since the program itself is very generic as you cover all subjects on the surface level. For example - Compared to people who do specialization in supply chain and studying supply chain on very basic level plays a significant role while applying for jobs.
- I found my accommodation (IQ Weaver) through Google search and a couple of websites that aid you in finding student accommodation (not sure which one specifically).
- I paid roughly £600 a month for rent, which is an ensuite (bedroom + bathroom) and the kitchen was shared. The accommodation was really the best out there for me because it had a big common area—big enough to host a massive party for example—and had pool tables and vending machines. The gym at the accommodation was more than enough to get trained; it also had gaming rooms and the best thing—cinema rooms, which can be booked and watched with friends outside the accommodation.
- I didn’t seek out recommendations; I just read through Google reviews to see how good it is.
- My accommodation was roughly 30 minutes by bus from the university, and most Indians, I believe, either stayed at IQ Weaver or Calcot Accommodation, which was much cheaper than mine
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
Warwick is very prestigious newest university which has out performed in each Field. Its has also successfully gained membership of Brussel's group and currently ranked 8th in UK.
I was looking for an interdisciplinary course which I found here. The University is one of the top 100 in the world and top 10 in the UK. The world ass UK education, the University and nature of the course led me to go to this institution.
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