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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsThere are many avenues of support when the content gets difficult or if I want help with essay planning. It could be improved with a wider range of books in the library.
Love the campus and the community. Place is always growing and getting better as well. The vibes are really smart but not snobby or to full of themselves. Just seems like the best uni tbf.
The uni is in the middle of no where so it is quite a while to travel when you live in Leamington it’s a bit of a journey. But it is a very nice campus
Great societies, but literally zero restaurants and even worse give trip anywhere where there are is 6 pounds on bus
It has great student support for academic worries and for future career guidance The campus is a nice place with lots of facilities The location is on the outskirts of everything else but this isn’t too bad once you move from campus into leamington
Pretty good overall
18-24 years
First gen student
I like that everything is in such close proximity. I spend most of my days in the FAB and it only takes about a five minute walk from Arthur Vick! My least favourite part of the uni experience, however, is either the fact that my flatmates are loud late at night, or that Leamington and Coventry seem to be quite poor for night life.
I think every club you’d want is so close it’s fantastic, but the place can overall feel a little dull or empty.
Fantastic campus. Brilliant Arts Centre on site. Stunning Faculty of Arts Building. More outlets not selling pizzas. Quiet study spaces in Faculty Buildings. Mature students society needed.
very good admin
I love my course and everything uni life has to offer. The worst thing about my uni is the Wi-Fi and how expensive things are on campus.
18-24 years
University of Warwick is a great place to study for people who seek calm and countryside vibe. People here are very friendly and helpful especially the workers and the committee of society such as residential community. In terms of safety, I can said that Warwick very prioritise the student's safety as I can see many of the members of safety community doing the best at their job especially the team that in charge for fire alarm. In term of bad experience, there's no bad experience and overall so far I can said that Warwick is a safe place to study.
Quite an isolated campus away from nearby towns and cities fosters a Warwick ‘bubble’ environment. Feels very elitist and lots of students from the south of England who have unfounded opinions on the north. Not a lot to do if you haven’t got money. FAB is a beautiful building and there are some opportunities for students from underrepresented backgrounds but more could be done for those from Widening Participation groups. Modules are interesting and teaching staff are highly qualified. Most other buildings are old and there is a lack of quiet study spaces.
Pretty fun campus vibe, cool nature spaces, many well-rounded events, however often campus initiatives can feel performative and could be made easier to access personaland down to earth support, and there could be more spaces to hang out or unwind around campus
18-24 years
I'm living in university accommodation. Every time we have a problem with the facilities and support, Warwick University teams are always there for us. For example, I reported a problem with my radiator, and they quickly provided me with a portable heater to keep me warm while they fixed it. Not only that, but Warwick teams provide me with a lot of support, from academic support to career support. Studying here is the best decision I have made, as the feedback from my previous assignments was really specific, and I know which areas I need to work on to improve my mark.
18-24 years
I love my university for the peace ambiance that it gives especially around my campus and accommodation areas. However, I don't prefer having too much activity happening at once, for instance, at the Student Union. Maybe, that's just me and my preferences of wanting to have a more quiet and secluded lifestyle.
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
Some of the best experiences I've had here include meeting my flatmates and being able to share a space with my incredible peers. It's really quite special to be in an environment where everyone is invested at a similar level and show passion for their studies. This isn't to imply it isn't still a diverse and multifaceted community with a wide range of experiences and areas of interest. It's been a joy to be surrounded with such an exciting and intelligent group. The downsides of my experience have been the lack of action from the report and support systems which, while being well staffed and formatted, doesn't seem to be able to carry out efficient consequences. I unfortunately had to use the system in my first term and was very frustrated that they seemed unable or unwilling to reach out to the individual who had been problematic. Their only course of action was to disrupt my living arrangements instead of his and seeing as I didn't want that there were no real consequences for this individual.
Best thing: Safety is number one priority here, I have never once felt unsafe or scared walking back at 4am, whether from the bus stop or the library Worst thing: My accom's bathroom always seems to have something broken in it, but once I file a problem, they solve it within the hour
4.3
Very interesting course, Need to improve cohesion between support departments
Very engaging
Fast maintenance service