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1022 Student reviews
The SU is good. There's also a high standard of accomodation and facilities. My course is enjoyable with a high standard of lecturers. There's also many socities.
University life is pretty good, the facilities around campus are good including the library and the warwick arts centre. The lectures are engaging and interesting, and the lecturers themselves are very supportive and will help with uni work. In terms of job prospects this university has a very high rating and is also very good in developing your skills as an individual to prepare you for the world of work.
Really interestin course, sometimes the lectures aren't great though. Everything you need is on campus so little reason to leave makes it hard to leave. Pop is the best student union night and flatmates are great!
Lots of fun activities on campus. Lectures are useful and interesting. People are nice and friendly in general.
Very good campus and very good people/students. City life could be better. Lots of extra things to do- sports/clubs/societies. Very good atmosphere for work/productivity. Sometimes wish students would be more integrated. Friednship groups frequently depend on your kitchen.
Very good, enjoyed being here. Would do a different course in hindsight. Very good facilities but wish things were cheaper in the SU/costcutter.
The lecturers are great, seminars could be better. I love the amount of societies there are and the sports centre is great too. Good proximity to arts centre, creative writing was a slight dissappointment.
Since the film department here at Warwick is the best one in the country, I was quite happy with my choice. And since I'm also an international student I had high expectations since I was always comparing English universities to American ones. And if I have to be honest it has been an amazing experience and probably the best choice I've ever made. I love living here, and studying here as well.
There is a large variety of activities on campus ranging from sports to bars and nightlife. These are good places to chill out in, and the facilities are pretty good.
Generally pretty good, but some parts of the course are less well run and well organised than others. But overall very good and am very pleased with the general atmosphere of the uni.
Tesco's and the post room are not central enough, and Costcutters (on campus) is overpriced.
Accommodation overall is great. There are lots of facilities. The course content is good and generally interesting. The lecturers and seminar tutors are very good and always happy to help with any problems.
I think Warwick offers a lot of career and social opportunities for students here. The lecturers are all good and the course is very interesting.
I think that, for me, the main draw of Warwick was the course, the lectures and the access to other like-minded individuals, and it delivers completely on that promise. In terms of traditional student life (sports/nightlife) I find it lacking.
Biochemistry at Warwick has been a fabtastic experience. The university has lots of schemes to help students gain experience and kick start their careers.
Really good course. Workload is a good balance and the teaching is generally excellent.The university should make sure seminar tutor are able to run seminars though. Rootes the best accomodation, it has the best social life.
I've loved warwick so far, great people, facilities and lectures. Some people complain about the nightlife, but it is what you make it. If you want to meet fun, outgoing people and go out all the time, you will definitely be able to. Leamington, coventry and birmingham between them have plenty of clubs. You will not get bored if you make the effort.
There are many international students, so I could meet many nationalities even if I study here in the UK
The university gives you lots of information about a range of opportunities in terms of both societies and academic options. There are lots of opporunities to meet new people and there is always something new to do if you feel like it. Student support is really good, but accomodation services could be a bit quicker to respond to faults.


Warwick University is a great campus university with the largest students union in the country. The are 100s of clubs to get involved in, and although there is not that many clubs, there are bars and student union events to keep you occupied. The facilities are great, especially the library.