B.C.S from University Of Warwick, Coventry - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• So far the coursework has not been very challenging, as most of it has been to create a base for the upcoming years. The first year for management students at Warwick is known to be calm, whereas the next 2 are full of studies. So far I would say more tests and exams are needed, as after boards we get too much of a gap from academics and due to that, going back is tougher. 3-4 classes a day is normal.
• The earliest class is at 9am and the last is at 6pm. Number of students depends on the type of class. Lectures: 300 students; seminars: 20 Students. About 1100 Indian UG students, with maybe 100 in management.

• 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 course was a mix of both practical and theory. It was pretty intense as it was a double honours in Accounting as well as Finance but if studied efficiently then it wasn't that difficult to manage.
• I really liked the course's reputation in the UK and it's quite an attractive course to employers too. I enjoyed doing accounting in high school so I wanted to continue studying that at a good business school. I don't think there's any negative aspect, I thoroughly enjoyed my course at Warwick.
• I also felt that it was quite versatile as they taught a variety of modules ranging from different types of accounting, finance modules, business and corporate law, economics, statistics, sustainability modules etc.

• 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. 

• The course was more theoretical, as it did not have any lab exposure. However, several tools and practical games were used to clarify on the topics along with weekly presentations in all modules.
• There used to be 2 to 3 classes a day, Monday to Friday. I really appreciated the presentations and emphasis of self learning as a part of the curriculum.
• On the contrary, the the course should have a decent amount of lab exposure and symposium visits of some sort, which it lacked. Usual timings of the classes varied, depending on the modules. They were 45 mins each, scattered across the day.
• Classes Anywhere from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm. On an average, we had 70-120 students in each course. Ours was 80, with a large number of indian students, around 20% of indian students (15-20).

• 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).

• Full-time opportunities are available, but if I talk about the people I reached out to last year, most of them have decided to give up and move back to India. I am not that sort of person; I have faith in myself that I will land a full-time role soon. A few have landed a job directly after finishing the course in the company they researched for their external dissertation, so if you choose your project wisely and network correctly, it will be easy to land a role quickly.
• The salary for most students ranges from 27k to 33k a year. There are various job portals for jobs, and most of them are listed on the careers page, but the best one is LinkedIn.

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).

• Overall, the course was mix of both practical and theory based. The modules were not hard to understand but had some topic I was never aware of and was lot confusing and took while for me to understand. Some modules had more practical classes than theory based so was pretty fun and easy to learn while some were lecture/theory only class.
• Positive aspect – Teamwork with random people on any assignments or situation specific task was very fun.
• Negative aspect – Some were unstructured, unorganized and not interactive.
• Basically the group was divided into 4 batches each 30 students – 2 baches had one modules while other 2 had different. The class timings vary the same for the batches that had same module – one week 1st batch would have 9–12pm class while other would have 1-4pm class. But this timing would be swapped the next week and also depend on the module leader.
• In terms of faculty members assisting students in finding jobs, I would yes – they provided reviews of some CV and provided some companies names where we could apply.
• Jane Marshall was the best faculty member I admired the most, she was my first module leader. Starting from day 1, it was always fun where we had lot of teamwork, games and the way the modules was taught it was very easy to understand. She kept the class very engaging and interactive.
   

• 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

My course curriculum is very relevant to recent times as well. I am taught concepts that formed as recently as 2021.

£85,000 approximate

My course curriculum is highly modern and updated. Any event that affects the business topic in real time would be incorporated into the discussion workshops by the professors. The course syllabus covers all basic needed knowledge for one to excel in the topic and pushes the students to self research more and incorporate it into the weekly discussion workshops.

The tuition fee for my course MINT during 2023 was 32500 GBP, but the rates might have changed as the universities ranking has gone further above.

All the modules both core and optional are very relevant and provides equal opportunity to avail both research and employment opportunities. The dissertation at the end helps your develop more on all the programming languages that we learn and furthermore throughout the year there are a lot of opportunities to gain research skills like research assistantship offers.

29330 pounds is the entire tuition fee from the course I have taken. This is for the academic session 2023-2024.

WBS 's Course curriculum and academics are known for their contemporary relevance and strong theoretical grounding. The syllabus is regularly updated to incorporate the latest industry trends and practices, ensuring that students are equipped with practical knowledge.

Full Tuition Fees £34,150.