Summer School Program (Behavioural Economics)

University of Warwick

Warwick is such an wonderful student life experience. I did not expect much from the small city like Coventry and mostly based on the quality of University of Warwick. However the campus the activities and students and literally everything is on the campus. There are tons of things happening everyday for us to join and people in Warwick is amazing. I love it so much

The campus environment actually is quite good, not in coventry is a good choice as coventry is not a safe place. there's greenery and lake with geese and ducks, peaceful and beautiful, which is what I like the most. However, sometime I feel like Im not involve in the campus and communities, I hope there could have more gathering events to help us get rid of loneliness and generate sense of belonging.

Best - campus uni so everything is very close to each other when living in campus first year. Worst - everything on campus including societies is expensive

When I lived on campus, there were lots of noise during the night. I reported to the University But All they could do is to allocate some leaflets and tell them don't make noise. I think it's not enough to ensure the well-being of students who want to have rest.

**Best Aspects of My University Experience:** One of the highlights of my university experience was the vibrant learning environment and access to knowledgeable professors who were genuinely passionate about their subjects. The diverse student community also made it an enriching experience, allowing me to learn from different perspectives and cultures. The university’s facilities, including well-equipped libraries, study spaces, and extracurricular opportunities, made it a great place to grow both academically and personally. Additionally, networking opportunities through events, guest lectures, and industry collaborations helped me build connections and gain real-world insights. **Worst Aspects & Areas for Improvement:** While my experience was largely positive, there were some areas that could be improved. Administrative processes, such as course registration and student support services, sometimes felt inefficient and slow. More career guidance and internship placement support would have been beneficial in preparing for the job market. Additionally, while the academic curriculum was strong, integrating more practical, hands-on learning experiences could further enhance students' readiness for their careers. Lastly, improving mental health support services and reducing accommodation costs would make student life even better.