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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsThere is so much going on, and many clashes between events. For this reason it is difficult to keep on top of the work load. The interface for work submission is not very practical which also doesn't help.
It has incredible facilities, including Gibbet Hill where Life sciences and the Medical school is and the members of staff and academics are always willing to help with anything.
Lots of different areas to study on campus suiting various different needs and requirements. Could maybe do with clearer maps to get around certain buildings
It’s in Coventry but not which is a bit difficult but the fact that it is a campus uni is quite nice.
The location is decent- Leamington Spa is nice and has a much better night life than I expected, but I haven’t loved Coventry (in the daytime). The campus is really lovely but you have to make an effort to do activities off campus to stop it feeling like a massive school sometimes! Overall I really like it here, the SU runs really good events/sales on campus so there’s always something happening
It’s a stunning campus and the night life is much better than most people think. Student support is a bit hit and miss, I found it really helpful but I’ve got friends who they didn’t help at all.
No social life for most, but good reputation.
Campus is nice, course is good
Best aspect is the campus clubs and the study facilities on campus, worst is location it's too far from the city but other than that Not enough face to face on some modules
Loving everything so far, so many opportunities, there really is something for everyone!
Maths department is very high quality, with great facilities and lecturers. Accommodation is also great and affordable (especially if you don’t mind a full kitchen!) The university campus is great, surrounded by greenery and very open - and large enough to rival city campuses. The location is less than ideal - since although the buses are cheap, the surrounding area of Coventry and Birmingham are nowhere near as nice as the campus itself. The SU is quite good, although is a little small for the amount of people- especially the bars. In conclusion - great campus, great course, great people, great uni.
Best aspect - I personally love how campus based it is, the amount of restaurants and cafes within the campus is very nice Worst aspect - central campus can get very busy
Best: Packed timetable which keeps me busy but not to the point where I feel overwhelmed. Worst: People partying till 2 or 3am in the morning and keeping me up at night.
Great value for money with lots of contact hours each week, and I can take a module in French alongside my maths course. The deadlines can be really tough though, and the pressure and volume of content can be hard to manage.
Great uni , constantly being maintained and kept clean , campus is huge, amazing place
The teachers in the department are great at supporting students if they have inquiries about the course or are confused on something. It's very easy to get help and ask for it when you are at Warwick. I think the students union could be a bit more present than they are in University life, and I don't think there are great provisions for cheap food on Campus for students, as well as the Students Union facilities being a bit lacklustre.
Lots of opportunities to get involved in different sports clubs and societies. I have felt supported academically and pastorally throughout my degree, including when studying abroad last year.
Best: The university is very open and encouraging of students to use their student support and wellbeing services, and shows a lot of inclusivity and concern for the students in this way. Can be improved: Costs of grocery items, societies, restaurants, laundry etc. can be reduced and there can be more discounts/offers for students
4.3
The university has great professors who are passionate and the facilities are such that I was always have access to equipment needed to do work for the university. The problem is the gym closes kind of early, and the university is kind of isolated from much else; though, the campus is well-equipped.
Everything is in-person which I like, each module has a reasonable number if contact hours in my opinion but it’s annoying that as a 1st year we have to take a core module that essentially anyone who has programmed before would learn almost nothing new, I believe this is a requirement for the uni to do but it would be nice to have some sort of accelerated equivalent as I know Economics has a Math A/Math B system for one of their modules. All lectures are recorded which is helpful in the case something is missed or for reviewing content.
The hall is on campus and a 10 minute walk from the other side of the campus, the room is spacious and doesn’t lack anything I’d expected. The kitchen is shared between 8 of us and we don’t ever have problems with it being too crowded. Since the hall is on campus the wifi is eduroam which, as usual, cuts out at random times. This is one of the more expensive halls and I believe you can get better value for money by living off campus with other peers.