Study in University of Warwick

Last edited on 23 Nov 2024

Website

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QS Rank

• 8th in the UK (The Guardian 2021 rankings)

• 3rd Most Targeted University by UK’s Top 100 Graduate Employers

Achievement

Country : United Kingdom
City : Coventry
Established : 1965
Number of Students : 27,000
Number of Faculty Staffs : 2,600
Tuition Fee :

Fees for Bachelor Degree (2020/21): from £20,210 (see website for exact course fees). Fees for Master Degree (2020/21): from £21,280 (see website for exact course fees). Fees for PhD (2020/21): from £18,800 (see website for exact course fees)

Scholarships :

For Undergraduate students: Albukhary Undergraduate Scholarships and Warwick Global Excellence Scholarship. For Postgraduate students: Chevening-Warwick Scholarship, Chancellor's International Scholarship, and other scholarships offered by academic departments.

Living Costs :

£1,015 per month of your course

Status : Public
Type : University
QS Rank : #62
Achievement :

• 8th in the UK (The Guardian 2021 rankings)

• 3rd Most Targeted University by UK’s Top 100 Graduate Employers

Overview :

Born out of boldness, imagination and collaboration, from the moment the first 450 students arrived in 1965, Warwick's been forward-focused. We have grown into a world-leading university that offers undergraduate and postgraduate study options within three faculties: Arts; Social Sciences; and Science, Engineering and Medicine. Today more than 27,000 students from c.150 countries are enrolled at our University.

We encourage unbounded learning and versatile thinking, including encouragement to take modules beyond students’ main department. This means our graduates emerge ready to make a difference within an ever-evolving globalised workplace. We are especially known for the employability of our students, ranked 3rd for our reputation with the UK’s top 100 employers (The Graduate Market in 2020, High Fliers Research Ltd.), and with the 6th highest-earning graduates in the UK (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020).