PhD Warwick Medical School

University of Warwick

Lots of facilities including study spaces, sport facilities and clubs to join. There is career planning that you can get help with to, so quite a lot of support available. Location is okay, but would not be ideal for someone who wants to live in a city. Although the areas where students live are very nice, there is a mix too about whether you would rather have something quieter, or something more lively then you can choose. Buildings and campus look/feel is good, but there are areas that need improvement (such as near the library). Although, I believe there are plans to change and replace this building and there have been lots of new buildings recently i.e. FAB and IBRB which are very nice.

It is a good campus and easy to walk around and be part of a community. Parking charges should be cheaper for mature students and more parking availability would be better. The student support team is great and available when needed.

Meeting new professional and sharing knowledge and experience with them. Tables should be available at the beehive. Its been difficult to learn effectively. I.e note taking, laptop use. By the end of the day due to my posture it disrupts my ability to concentrate in later lectures / practical work.

The university has a lot of societies and student support, staff and employees and other students are friendly and helpful

Best : good support network, lovely and clean Worst: parking is extortion, no tables in the classroom, on onsite food facilities