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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviews18-24 years
First gen student
The location and facilities are great. Just the food facilities are not good. Either food is too expensive so there is no place to get food from.
very nice campus, with lots of study space and things to do on campus. however some accomodations are a bit further out and aren't very close to many study areas, shops and restaurants.
18-24 years
I can to Warwick as it is academically rigorous and highly reputed, and it has certainly delivered on that front. However, the campus sometimes feels a bit dull and drab to me, but this might just be a personal preference. Overall I have had a good experience so far and would recommend it to others.
It is such an amazing campus with amazing facilities. I love using WBS, the FAB, and the library to study, there are a great range of facilities. the student support has been great when I have needed it and the student's union is a great place to be. The most annoying part of this university is the location, with having to catch unreliable and expensive buses to and from campus daily.
You have a lot of spaces and event events to meet new people and share new interests. You also learn to be on your own they give you a lot of support and lectures and events about it
A fantastic arts building that's always full of different events and activities to get involved with!
25-34 years
First gen student
The university campus is very nice and there is a very nice atmosphere. Also the University of Warwick has lots of facilities for students academic work and their social work.
There's also a lot of support from the uni from the wellbeing front, and the staff usually seem quite happy to help. A lot of societies so if you have a niche interest you might still find your people.
General atmosphere is good and feels safe, but the amount of study spaces could be improved
The facilities are incredible, and the library has access to essentially everything you need for whatever you’re writing on. If they don’t have it the accessibility to a specific source is not impossible, as there are pathways to asking the library for a book if it’s not currently available. The campus is a really nice feel, and has a lot of places that are good for students. The bars on campus have stuff on every week. The only negative would be location, as it is difficult to get to and from places around for clubs, but it’s only a 20 minute bus to Coventry.
The campus is really beautiful and there are some great bars in the student union too. There is a shopping centre nearby which is very useful and the campus feels very homely. It is close enough to coventry station to get into London quickly and easily.
Really nice campus with lots to do with great academic teaching and support. Traveling too and from the uni is a bit difficult sometimes especially as the Coventry buses stop service before midnight. The sports facilities are good, as well as the library and various faculty buildings. Finally, one thing I've heard many people say is that the uni needs better drinks selection in its bar/pub, an increase in choice would definitely go down well with students! But overall a really great uni experience so far.
Best: The Rifle Club and eSports centre Worst: Being in Westwood means drunk people shouting in corridors constantly at 2am.
Best - wide range of sporting clubs and the grounds are well kept Worst - they love themselves a lot and its difficult to keep up with work
Great facilities and study spaces
The resources provided by the university and the modules are really interesting and taught in an engaging manner, making the learning experience fruitful. There are also many study spaces on campus that are lovely to work at because of the academic environment. However, the location is a bit far away from the city center and buses take quite a lot of them considering how busy they are.
Best- their efforts to keep Campus and the environment clean Worst - quite isolated
I really like how vibrant and diverse Warwick is. We have students from different parts of the world. As an international, Warwick has successfully made me feel like home. However, I do think more module options could be given for first year students.
4.3
The FAB is an amazing building and great place to study. The humanities building is not being used due to RAAC concrete though so I have lectures in some strange conference rooms and postgrad rooms. The course is very unique but I enjoy a joint honours degree for the variety and mix of people I meet. Rootes grocery store is highly overpriced but Tesco and Aldi aren’t too far (depending on which accommodation you’re in).
We only have 4 lectures and 4 seminars a week which isn’t too much but there’s a lot of reading to do in your own time. This is fine once you learn to skim read and selectively read otherwise there’s no time to do anything else. It’s all in person teaching not online, though we have 2 online exams.
The accommodation is really nice, the kitchen is a bit bland but it does the job. It’s pretty close to Tescos but also really close to central campus so it’s a really good location.