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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsWarwick Campus is so beautiful and the Uni has such brilliant facilities for students to use from the professional theatres in the Arts Centre to the State of the Art Sports Facilities. There are also so many wonder and affordable SU outlets to get food and drink on campus. My course is fascinating and my department are wonderfully supportive. I've seriously struggled with my mental health at university and the support from my department and the University wellbeing services has been incredible, I couldn't have afforded therapy myself so free psychotherapy provided by the university has been instrumental for me. My course is also completely fascinating but the university balances student workload and life really well so I get to enjoy both aspects.
Best is the social life and the worst is actually doing the work
Wide variety of extra curricular activities available.
On top of the interactive learning here the university of Warwick has a plethora of extracurricular activities that you can do which makes university life really fun
Really nice and friendly atmosphere. Has some random art structures that could be changed to make the area prettier
The campus itself is very nice, with the facilities and the majority of the teachers being very good at what they do. The student union and the people in charge do not listen to students and their demands. Buses also need to be improved.
The worst part is the fact you have to pay to get onto campus from Leamington, but there are limited options to live closer. The best part is there are loads of study spaces for different needs, silent ones and communal.
Worst: having to pay quite a lot for transport to and from campus when living off of campus past first year Best: Lots of study space, easily contactable tutors and module directors
Best aspects: The campus is modern, with state-of-the-art facilities like the Warwick Arts Centre, the Oculus building, and the Sports Hub. The library and study spaces are highly regarded for their design and accessibility. Warwick has a strong focus on employability, with plenty of networking events, career fairs, and support from the careers service. The university’s connections with industries, especially in London, are a big plus for students looking to intern or secure graduate roles. Worst aspects: Warwick’s campus is somewhat isolated, located between Coventry and Leamington Spa. While Leamington is a popular spot for student living, some find the commute inconvenient, and Coventry’s nightlife and amenities can feel limited.
Uni is far away from town with nigthlife
Personal tutors really support you, and there’s always plenty of fun activities with societies to get involved with.
My seminars are brilliant. My flatmates are brilliant. Personal tutor is very supportive.
It’s pretty uninclusive.
Love the people here. Warwick Wednesdays are amazing. Could be improved by investing more into humanities and social sciences facilities as STEM departments are heavily invested into but this is not the case for social sciences. More student support needed for Law
The best experience is that I felt in the right place and very welcomed right from day 1. I made friends for life whom I hold to dearly. Also the number of societies and sports means there’s something for anyone: I’ve tried so many new things which I never would have done at other unis. Worst experience is intensity of work, but I do enjoy how intellectually stimulating it is.
The place is real nice and the campus is incredible. There’s just enough for you to live comfortably no matter the price point and utilities such as shopping or banks or close by. Its not perfect, no campus uni is, but i definitely enjoy it a lot.
Lots of places to be on the campus, very lively
People are a lot better quality than in my home country, it’s so much easier to make friends and socialize and they are overall raised a lot better, the campus is beautiful with a lot of facilities, my course is going well so far, I’m on very good terms with my accommodation as well, I got my first choice. However I think community safety could be nicer.
4.3
I love the campus and the closeness of everything. It makes walking around campus genuinely enjoyable and peaceful. Crossing roads does scare me to be honest. I think having more places to eat on campus - like a small chicken shop would be very successful especially after night outs. Also I think organized trips to Birmingham or close cities with malls would be cute since there isn’t much retail activity around here.
Especially because I did IB before, for me, it’s just re-learning the same content, which is why I’ve found it quite boring at the start. But I love the wide breadth of the course as we’re able to narrow down on career paths. About the lecturers, some are really good but others less so. It therefore makes it harder to stay focused in the lecture. The work load is fine, all I would say is to not put all the assignments in the last couple of weeks.
I love Tocil. It was actually my 5th option but I actually quite like it. Location wise it’s perfect! Close to Tescos and central campus. I would just say that there are 2 showers between 12 people. I would love a third - we have a bath but no one is going to be using it! Kitchen could be a little bigger and we only get 1/2 a shelf in the freezer. But these are minor things and not things that make my living there miserable or hard. Rooms are nice sized, would love a sink! But i also love my flatmates so that helps too!