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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsAs a degree apprentice, I feel that we often fall through the cracks - a new policy means that we can't stay on campus, our different schedule means that we're forgotten by various administrative bodies, a lot of uni staff don't even know we exist
Best aspects : Great support from to the students, good student life, Could be improved : not the best location for my university
For someone like me, who has learning Disabilities, there is very little help in place in case I do not understand the content.
It's a fantastic institution with a lot of great opportunities to live your ideal life while getting a great education.
Te campus is very modern and clean, with all facilties provided. It feels nice and safe to be here. Lectures are great, and the seminar system is something very new to me but I am enjoying it! Student life is rich: lots of events are organised within the societies, to meet people, make friends and have a good time. The Sports and Wellness Hub is amazing! It's regretful that the membership to access sports clubs are this expensive, as they are not affordable to everyone, especially for exchange students like me who are here only for a year, and who have to spend a lot of money already, for our accommodation, grocery shopping, transportation, etc.
Join societies it is the best thing you could do.
Great location and feel to the university. In the philosophy department where I study both the lecturers and fellow students are lovely, something which I think goes for many courses that I've heard about. Student support is great, but there have been times where improvement could be made to the wellbeing service, but overall it is still excellent in many regards.
The environment here is very welcoming and you can always find someone who shares the same interests and values as you. Teachers are also very supportive, which makes the studying process a lot easier.
18-24 years
There are lots of places on site to study from, but sometimes it can be hard to find one as the areas get quite busy.
I think Warwick has an amazing diverse culture. You’re always mixing with new and different people which has made me a lot more open minded and social as an individual. The campus itself is very green, comfortable and pleasant.
Great place to study! a fantastic campus, with good facilities like the library and FAB space. first year residence is really spacious too and clean. there are links to places like leamington and coventry through bus connection for socialising. not much to do in and around warwick however.
A bit too far away from big cities
It’s a great environment to study and learn. There are a lot of opportunities, and societies allowing the students to make the best of their time at university.
18-24 years
Best: great course, great teaching staff, nice location I came to appreciate more in 3rd year, not struggled to get a grad scheme at all Worst: uni is in a weird location, need more buses/transport options from Leamington
The facilities are great in quality and there are really nice spaces on campus, but they get crowded very quickly. The gym seems very nice, but it’s extremely expensive so most people cannot afford a gym membership. This is really disappointing, because exercise is so important for mental well-being. Also there aren’t very many options for cheap food on campus (a lot of simple sandwiches are around or even more than £4).
Amazing campus, you really feel part of something bigger and have somewhere to go and study everyday. The wider uni community is very supportive and this really helps you feel connected and motivated in your work and what you do. A very well connected part of the country but also far enough that I felt I was exploring somewhere new.
High quality lecturers and seminar tutors who make it very easy and enjoyable to learn. Lots of support for wellbeing and career advice. Location means that nightlife is limited compared to other cities, but great transport links means that this is not much of an issue.
Meeting other people, doing sports etc
4.3
The best part of my uni experience has been the academic side, I feel as though I’ve really been able to gain confidence in my voice and in the knowledge that I’m gaining. I do enjoy the campus aspect of Warwick uni and it can feel cosy (and also safe!) I think it can feel a bit restrictive at times. Although there is a vague sense of community on campus, I have talked to people who agree with me and feel a sense of loneliness and isolation at university, despite being surrounded by a ‘student community’ everyday.
I think the range of subjects and texts within literature that Warwick Uni teaches are great. The contact hours are quite low, but there is lots of confidence to be gained in doing the work, reading and researching independently. The tutors all seem very knowledgable, passionate and always willing to answer questions and encourage discussing topics further with students.
It is overpriced (but this is to be expected in the UK right now). Apart from that, the accommodation is really nice, feels very safe, and there is support available if problems arise at any time.