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4.04.23.01022 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsAll the people I met are friendly，the faciillities are so advanced and good.But it may take a long time to walk between 2 buildings
I love the student life and opportunities available in terms of careers and clubs. There is nothing I really dislike.
I love the part that while walk in the campus, you can view fallen leaves, ducks and when there is breeze it makes you even feel more comfortable. If I have to say something not that good, I guess it would be there is not much delicious and affordable food for me. I’m expecting there would be more restaurants someday.
Excellent societies that foster a great sense of community. Library could do with more e-book versions of texts.
I like studying here because it fits my idea of what a perfect university for me is. It makes it a great place to study because you feel the lecturer's passion for what they teach and their care for the students. Also, there are many places to study privately that improve motivation to work. The university could be improved by increasing the amount of scholarships possible for a range of different students so that it is more accessible to students who aspire to go here.
I come from a very rural area and having the university be so green with lakes and trees is like being at home. It is so calming to be amongst nature and the university encapsulates that. There are plentiful quite study spaces throughout the university and I haven't struggled finding somewhere to get a coffee and have a relaxing study session. The staff are friendly and willing to help with any queries.
The facilities are pretty good but the Warwick SU refuses to disband the warwick tories who were caught singing a nazi song last summer
18-24 years
First gen student
The university grounds are wonderful! Everything is fairly close and in walking distance. I do think that facilitates should be more accessible (fewer stairs) but it works well. There are plenty of things to do on and off site. I don't know what the night life is like because I commute but I've heard good things. Speaking of transportation, the bus system is out standing. They are frequent and electric so you can charge your phone :) Overall the university is a wonderful place with continual support (e.g. personal tutors, course tutors, well being teams) and plenty of opportunities to get stuck in
Best - maths course is great with great staff and a great reputation Worst - student accommodation options after 1st year are not good. SU is a political joke. Campus is too spread out making it difficult to navigate. HUGE TRAFFIC ISSUES
The atmosphere on campus is really motivating. The facilities also create a great environment for learning. The additional offering of the student union and societies also make for a well rounded university experience. The one thing I would suggest would be to offer trips off campus on weekends etc for people staying on campus as it can be quite suffocating if you don’t have that separation of work life and “home” life.
The broad range of societies and events offered upon campus, alongside the excellent education make this a lovely place to study at! The resources in the library are especially great. If anything could be improved I would love to see even more cheap on campus food options
The Uni has a very nice campus and most buildings have a nice modern look - lots of student support and many different opportunities. However sometimes the campus can feel rather isolated with a cheaper supermarket at least 20 minutes away from my accom and only one "party" area near by - means lots of money spent on travel
Personal tutors and tutors in general are very helpful and understanding if you have a problem, making you feel comfortable to ask for help or advice when you need it. Some lectures being late is a bit of an issue as someone who commutes and doesn't want to get on the train in the dark; however, they are recorded so this not as much of an issue.
Best aspect of my university is that it allows and encourages students to have a balanced life in terms of academics and social life. Plenty of societies are available to accommodate students' variety of interests which I think very admirable. At the same time, the university also provides tons of supports to help students academically such as Personal Tutor, workshops and extra classes. The thing that I don't really like about the university is maybe it would be nicer if there is more variety choices of food to accommodate students from different religions and backgrounds.
The university is very good at encouraging us to strive for more, eg doing workshops for applying for spring weeks and internships, applying for the “Warwick Award”, etc. The worst part is probably the bus system - I think every student could benefit from more frequent buses as they tend to get overcrowded and make the long journeys even more inconvenient.
The social aspect of life at Warwick is amazing, there is always something to do. I feel like well-being could be more involved.
The facilities are very good. However, the rooms are sometimes too small for all students - especially for seminars that are bigger than normal. The lecturers/tutors are very supportive and easy to talk to and to contact.
Good academic and social resources with many societies and sports clubs. Study space is good and many areas of campus to relax as well. Sometimes time tables can be uneven between weeks and clash causing a lot of work to catch up on
Best: In first year, the accommodation team asked us to provide a short paragraph or two about us before being assigned flats. They helped sort me into a flat that enjoys similar things to me (in this case, music!) And I ended up great friends with a lot of them! Very helpful. Worst: Inter-departmental modules were difficult to navigate and when tons of information is being thrown at you, it's impossible not to miss or misunderstand something. I was scared and upset when in term 2 I was denied a module that I was confident I was going to take. No-one could help me and it was one of the worst experiences in my life. The website showed plenty of spaces and everything that I had seen had given me the idea that I would be fine. It was unclear and destructive to my studies and mental health that year.
4.3
Great campus with lots of support. There are also many fun societies to get involved with.
Lectures are interesting and tutor sessions are engaging and helpful. Academic societies also help with events such as biocafe which provides support in specific areas each week.
Right near central campus yet still peaceful. The area is nice with lots of green spaces. Facilities are kept clean and in working order.