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1022 Student reviews
The variety and accessibility of facilities offered by the campus were a real selling-point. The academic facilities, particularly the new Faculty of Arts building, have been vital to my uni life so far. The events run by the SU, especially the club nights, are really fun. The accommodation is good value for money and is well-maintained. I would say that the Warwick campus is quite separate from other areas so you have to rely on bus routes to get to other areas.
18-24 years
First gen student
Honestly, I regret choosing to study at Warwick all the time. The support is terrible, they openly discriminate against disabled students, and don't even get me started on the "scandals" that they try and cover up that make the lives of victims miserable. When I started studying at Warwick I was excited, but I quickly became distraught: they didn't take my disability seriously, belittled me, took months to reply to simple emails, and constantly let me down. The only good thing about Warwick is the campus cat. Save yourself time and don't study here.
Campus looks incredibly modern, accommodation is decent albeit a bit pricey, and everything is generally quite convenient to access in terms of facilities, shops, gym, etc. Transport links are quite good, especially to central Coventry. Student wellbeing support could be better, there's lots of online resources, but it's harder to actually get in touch with somebody.
My accommodation is so close, I can go back and work easily. Everyone listens and actively makes changes based off of what you want, I've never seen anywhere listen to students as much as here. There's lots of green space. If only we didn't need to get the bus and could walk to Leamington :(
Warwick is an amazing place to study, where the lectures keep you involved and help push you to new levels. Warwick students have great opportunities, and Warwick are great at guiding you through the university experience. My first year of study has been great so far and filled with lots of memories which will last a lifetime and brilliant people.
Saturday and Sunday could have more events going on. Campus is beautiful and societies are also great.
Overall the university is a really nice place to be, with really nice buildings, plenty of places to study and socialise and close to both Coventry city centre and Leamington. However, some of the student support is hard to access and some of the people you come across are quite dismissive and unhelpful.
Warwick is a really great uni to study at. The facilities are very good, such as the library and hidden gems like the archives. The student union is super active and engaging, there is always something on. My course, creative writing, is also brilliant. The teaching is high quality. There aren't many hours either which can be seen in a good and a bad way. I would say, though, that campus itself is situated in a strange area, and although public transport is good, it's often unreliable and expensive to get to Coventry or Leamington Spa. I enjoy the library but for the English part of my course many books are very outdated, which isn't helpful for trying to find recent scholars. It's confusing too, but the library team is amazing at helping. Campus accommodation is not the best but I don't have too many issues with it, except you're not getting high quality rooms for most accoms for expensive prices. Food on campus is extortionate but luckily there's a big tesco nearby. Overall, I have loved my time at Warwick and do recommend the uni. There's lots to get stuck in with.
Hard to know without having studied elsewhere.
Peaceful and has great study spots
Love all the opertunities on campus but the stagecoach buses are run poorly
It's great to study here, people are friendly
Its safe, green campus with staff who care
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I like the library, and the IBRB. First year could have been improved, but second and third year have been great.
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I like the library, it has a lot of study places
More career support


18-24 years
Good night life, the flat sorting system sorted me with great, compatible flatmates and gave me friends for life work life balance is very rare. I find myself working alot more and so I'm not able to go out and enjoy my experience for 70% of my timeq in a term
The abundance of blackboards in the maths building makes every corner in the building a nice place to study. the faculty is quite learned and experienced and overall warwick provides a very nice environment. The marking of assignments in terms of timing and consistency is horrible. no one person seems to get feedback consistently since the seminar tutors aren't given mark schemes and have made the entire process subjective. Not getting exam papers back (even as a feedback report or anything) really doesn't help me improve. it feels like exams are pointless and don't help me learn at all.
Great hang out places on campus and at leamington, good night life, late night public transport, a shopping centre is nearby
the worst thing was having only 2 washers and 2 dryers for the whole building. other than that, everything else was flawless, from flat mate allocation to Internet to room size to value for money and everything else.