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1022 Student reviews
•Uni is friendly, walkable and the support services are the highlight for me. •Study spaces are an issue for someone who is anxious since they are often very busy- I'm more comfortable working at home at the moment which is unfortunate
I love the campus at Warwick, it's so nice to see so many familiar faces on a daily basis and the facilities, especially the School of Life Sciences where I study and the Sports Centre where I dance. There is a big focus on sport, and other extra-curricular societies, which is so important to balance out studying there. I have been a proud member and teacher for the Classical and Modern Dance Society in my first 2 years and cannot wait to return next year after my placement abroad! I have really benefitted from the opportunities to work alongside my studies too, working behind the bar at the Students' Union pub, the Dirty Duck, and being a Course Rep and Ambassador for my department. The Warwick campus is located not too far from Leamington Spa, a lovely student town, with big parks, water sports, cafes, bars, restaurants, public libraries, and which is close to Stratford-Upon-Avon full of history. We are also not too far from Birmingham for nights out, shopping, Christmas markets, etc. and close to Birmingham Airport which I have used for CMD society trips to Barcelona and Prague! Leamington is around 30/ 40 mins on the bus, I used stagecoach, for which the yearly subscription is very expensive and the service is deteriorating in terms of reliability, busyness, frequency, etc. which I am a bit apprehensive to rely on again in my final year.
Beautiful campus with lots of green spaces. Lots of opportunity for student support/help
Has a very good university social life, lots of opportunities to get involved and meet fellow students. Workload can be a lot at times but there are a lot of sources for support for when you are finding it difficult to manage.
The campus is very nice, there are lots of societies on offer and the location of the university is good.
the campus has a really homely and cosy feel
Very good vibe overall and gull of lovely people. Not near any big cities which could be a problem for some.
The campus has a really nice community feel and there are lots of green spaces around that I really appreciate. The location of the uni is quite isolated but there's a lot to do on campus and the buses are easy to get to local towns.
Best aspects is that it is on a campus so everything is there Worst aspects is that it can sometimes get boring with nothing around
Best: facilities are good, course structure is good. Worst: Location
Very interesting and challenging course
Good environment and atmosphere
Coffee places in the library save me
As someone who spends quite a bit of time studying on campus e.g in the library, it would great to have somewhere for students to regular get cheap food that is still somewhat healthy and/or filling. I don't know who would have to subsidies this but instead of spending 1mil on a new gym (which tbf does look really really nice), everyone would benefit from cheap and good food. Best aspect if probably just having met such a diverse group of individuals whether its in societies, courses or flatmates in year 1 :)
Campus is great with loads of facilities and things to do. Maybe more study spaces
It’s such a down to earth and friendly inclusive environment
Campus has plenty of room to study and do activities with friends and Leamington spa is only a short trip away. To make it better they could create common rooms in each accommodation as it makes it easier to meet people at the start.
I would say the support you get from your professors is definitely a great aspect, in my experience my tutors have always been very helpful. Worst aspect is probably location campus is nice but it’s also in the middle of nowhere making it difficult to get to and from sometimes.
No best and worst, just very nice.


Fab is a great place to study
seminars can be low quality with phd students who dont know how to run a classroom
Bit expensive but tv in the kitchen was a game changer