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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsThe lecturers on my course are really good and there's always plenty of work to do. The kitchens and rooms in Jack Martin are a good size and I have an en-suite. Coventry and Leamington are great for shopping, bars and clubs, but it's far away. Coventry costs �15 in a taxi. The library, lecture theatres and sports facilities are all really good. Warwick jailbreak was an amazing experience and would reccommend it to everyone. The SU is really good and really helpful. I have a supervisor class twice a week, specific module classes twice a week and a tutor group meeting roughly once every two weeks. Support is fantastic. There have also been loads of careers fairs that I've found really helpful. Overall, my experience so far at warwick has been great. Looking forward to the next few years.
The content of my course is really interesting and the lecturers seem to genuinely care about every student. The accommodation is good value for money, but fault reports are never dealt with! Nearby cities coventry and leamington are good for both clubbing and going out to eat at restaurants. The uni has very good facilities, and has everything you need. However, the prices in costcutter are NOT student friendly which has a severe impact on budget. I've joined Hindu and Maths societies which have been awesome so far. The SU is ok, but events are repetitive and a bit uninspiring. There's good academic support and the residential team are really helpful. Job prospects can be really good, just depends how hard you work! Overall, warwick has a great campus atmosphere, and I'm really enjoying my time here and university life in general.
The best thing about my course is the high earning jobs at the end of it! My accommodation is nice and generally good value (except the cleaners are not great and can be very rude!) The best things to do in the city are shopping and clubbing. In terms of facilities, there are good sports, bad restaurants and overall cheaper student deals would be good. I've joined MORSE, finance and swimming club, all great! The SU is really good, I really like the pool room! Could be more variety of events though. Support services aren't great, wardens are never up for helping out with anything. I think getting a job will be easy once I've left! Overall, I would describe warwick as sociable, hard-working, busy and fun.
Supervisions are very helpful and allow us to discuss assignments with eachother. Everyone in the accommodation is friendly, and there are people on hand to deal with any issues. The best thing to do in the nearby cities is definitely going out at night. In terms of facilities, everything is great so far. It's all nearby and well put together. I've joined maths society and it's really helpful to classes. The SU is great, I have no complaints about it! Supervisors and personal tutors are always available to offer support if needed. Warwick has an excellent reputation for teaching maths so hopefully job-hunting should be ok. Overall, I've settled in well and am really enjoying my time here so far.
My course is challenging and thought-provoking. We're encouraged to think critically and apply a wide range of theories to texts and films, not just accept received wisdom on certain topics. We cover traditional and contemporary texts and seminars are well-led, however we receive little advice or feedback on essay writing and there is less choice for joint honours students as we have more compulsory modules than other straight English Lit students.
My course has a lot of really great lecturers that make the topics engaging. My accommodation is great and has a nice room. Luckily I really like my flatmates! It's a bit expensive though. City life summed up; Coventry is bad, Leamington is good. In terms of facilities, the library is good but laundry services could be better. I've joined WFS and its great for getting work opportunities. I like the SU, every event is good, although they are all very similar. Nightline is a good support service although I haven't used it. Hopefully job prospects will be good, and I can get a job off the back of an internship. Overall, it's been really good fun and there's lots of great people here!
I've enjoyed the independent reading that my course offers. Accommodation includes good en-suite facilities and there is lots of nightlife in the nearby towns and cities. The uni facilities are good in terms of academics, but the SU events are not fun! The uni is so good for societies, I've joined many academic ones. The SU is good for support services but nights out aren't great. There are also support services like nightline and the undergraduate office. Also, job prospects seem better here than at other unis!
I love it here, although sometimes my course can be a bit boring. The teachers are good though. Also the SU needs to be improved. It's a nice building and has the perfect set up for a club but there's not a whole lot of variety of events and sometimes it's not that busy. The facilities are really good although some of them are wayyyy overpriced. The gym is modern and the sports pitches are well maintained. There's loads of tarkets and astroturfs for sports. I've joined hockey and it's great. Accommodation is good, although equally, is very overpriced. I loved my year abroad last year and am happy that my university offered me that option on my course. Overall, it's been excellent!
Accessible information online from WBS and teachers are friendly. The accommodation is great but there is a large amount of casual bullying. Birmingham is the only city and it's quite far away. Everything is nearby in terms of amenities. There's a wide variety of clubs and societies. I've joined pole dancing and sailing. The SU is freindly and good fun. There could be more events, especially on a thursday. I'm unsure about the support systems that are in place but I'm sure they are there if needed. In terms of job prospects, I have already been offered a position. Overall, it's been great fun and the course is excellent. Would definitely recommend Warwick to a friend.
I really like proving theorems and getting that sense of achievement when I've completed it. The accommodation is good value and well maintained. The kitchens are really big and nice. The uni is a campus so not much city life but Coventry is ok I guess. All the facilities are good, not much room for improvement. I've joned northern society and it is one of many clubs that is great for socialising. The SU has a good bar and good places to eat. The service is good overall. There's good advertising of support services so that you know they're there if you need them. My degree has a very high employment rate which is good for my job prospects. Overall, I'm loving Warwick so far.
Fantastic university that I would recommend to anyone. Top tier in terms of facilities and job prospects.
I belive Warwick is one of the most result oriented Universities in the UK. Although they push you hard, they also make you reach your full potential. The campus is lovely, with lakes, parks, a own sportscentre and the largest Arts Centre in the UK outside of London. If you come to Warwick, you will definetly not regret. I have not.
Very much a campus uni - 30-40 minute bus ride from Leamington (where most people live) to campus, but first years guaranteed campus accommodation. Pretty campus, easily accessible shops. Loads of opportunities for extra curricular stuff, amazing societies. Academic - seminar sizes vary, in general courses are good, feedback timely and comprehensive.
So, so happy I chose to firm Warwick! I love the campus, the diverse student body...everything! The university is perfect for students who don't want to live amidst the hustle-bustle of the city, and like the idea of being in a 'student cocoon' whilst studying! Coventry as a city isn't the prettiest, but neighbouring Leamington Spa, is lovely to visit!
Amazing atmosphere on Campus, such a beautiful place, lectures are engaging and committed to helping. Real community feel and plenty to do all the time, good reputation and Leamington Spa is close by so nice to have that
Strong reputation for job seeking General driven mentality for success emanates through university Good variety of sports clubs and societies Distinctly average range of social venues (pubs and clubs) Expensive facilities on campus Library very busy and getting increasingly worse through time here Constant developments on campus very disruptive and an eye sore
I'm satisfied with the majority of my experiences at university. The campus is good with a range of scenery and services so even though it's quite far away from other places, you don't need to leave. I feel like I had a fair amount of help available with my course although I don't think we were encouraged to make the most of it
A very campus-centre uni that offers the full experience of nightlife, sociability and the learning side of everything too. Good facilities, and outstanding teachers at the forefront of research.
Good uni overall, but there are a few things they fail to do. Lack of stress on volunteer experiences/work experience, promise student mentors but have never met any on my course. However, it's a very picturesque campus and a good place to be. Not necessarily a good uni for all subjects - they place a lot of emphasis and invest more into science subjects.
4.3
I've enjoyed finding out how maths can be used in the real world. Accommodtion includes lots of a good facilitie, everything gets cleaned often but it does need some repair work. The sports facilities are really good and so are the arts facilities. If you are interested in something, the facilities will be here. I've joined jailbreak, football and rugby and it's been a lot of fun. The SU holds great events but they close too early. In terms of support I know if I ever need anything there will be someone I can talk to. Hopefully getting a job will be veyr easy. There are lots of careers fairs in which I've got a lot of information. Overall warwick has been simply amazing!