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1022 Student reviews
The campus is really leafy and green and feels a very safe place to be. As with all university courses, some lecturers and modules are better than others but on the whole I am enjoying my degree. The social life is great, it feels like there’s something for everyone and lots of opportunities to make friends.
It’s a good uni to study at if you want a campus experience, everything you need is close by and if you want to go out there is reliable public transport
The atmosphere is very nice and the department of computer science is very caring and helpful :)
The social life is much better than presented, with good society events. Much of the campus is lovely but some buildings are run down and confusing to navigate, like physical sciences.
The best aspect is that it feels really safe living here. Something that could be improved is the house pricing.
Good food options
The Warwick community is best and the worst thing is the lack of proximity to a city.
18-24 years
It's great that I can live on campus, and there are a lot of socials. It's really new university.
Best- the educational opportunities, interaction/integration with job sector, and opportunities offered within this Worst- location
Best aspect of uni is the proximity of everything on campus as it makes it very easy to settle in year 1 and it could be improved by having more discounted bus tickets as you have to take the bus to go out anywhere and it costs a lot
An outstanding university with true focus on academic excellence and with great support for students.
When it comes to moving out for second year accomodation, Warwick is tricky since the larger cities like Coventry and Leamington/Warwick are farther away. If you want cheap flats you'll have to sacrifice ease of travel to Warwick since you'll need the bus for around 30 mins. Looks daunting to me, having to do that daily. But housing in nearby places is fine, just not as good usually, you'll need to have a group to how with too. The campus is great though, shame it's not next to a large city or something, so city life is easier to access along with the campus style.
Quality of the buildings for seminars and lectures and quality is amazing and the uni campus havjng everything you want e.g. sports facilities, student bars Could be improved with maybe some university-subsidised buses between Leamington and campus to improve journey times.
Very much a uni experience, feels close knit and a real community of students.
Best -very campus like experience, very safe -well maintained campus -very good opportunities What cluls be improved -some buildings could be redone (like library) - maybe a 24/7 corner shop on campus
Student clubs and societies and associated facilities are very good.
Warwick university has consistently ranked high in academic tables however the campus itself and location is poor for student life. The university offers little outside of its academic accomplishments for this reason. I picked this university as at the time I only valued how good this will look on a CV but because of this I have missed out on social life.
I found the student support really helpful, it’s super easy to access and get same-day in person appointments to discuss issues. My department has also been particularly helpful in accommodating my struggles during my adhd diagnosis, and their support was invaluable.


Warwick university is a great place to study due to its multicultural student population, this allows you to meet so many new people you may not otherwise meet, which is really special. The facilities and campus are great! Sometimes the library and Faculty of Arts Building are too packed that it is impossible to find a seat anywhere, but if you go further afield you can always find somewhere.
The way the course is taught and contact hours work really well for this module and for me personally. Though i would say that the Faculty of Arts building , particularly built for my course amongst others, does not have much space considering the number of students.
The location was great! Only a 5 minute walk to central campus. But it was a pain moving out over easter! Most of us didn't really realise we had to move out and back in, we thought the shorter rent time would mean we had to leave earlier in the summer! So this could have been made clearer but it all worked out!