From my two years of experience in studying Law and Business at Warwick I can say that the faculty in my departments are really helpful. Most of the time, it is easy to get in contact with them and meet for any questions concern I have from a topic. Lecturers are great too, especially in the Law department. In law school, you will most likely find lecturers with different teaching styles which really exposes students to new ways of learning and education.

Many buildings on campus have study centres where students have the option to both study individually, and in groups. All study areas have cafes/restaurants.

My experience with Warwick accommodation has been amazing. in my first year, I lived in Sherbourne which is one of the most modern accommodation building, equipped with laundry rooms, study spaces and is very close to the business school and the sports centre. The walk from Sherbourne to cents campus is hardly 15minutes.

Warwick is a campus university and is self-sufficient with many eateries, cafes, grocery and stationery stores. Cannon park which is adjacent to the campus also has large Tesco. Post-first-year students have the opportunity to live in either Kenilworth, Coventry or Leamington Spa. All of these are in close distance to the campus and take no longer than 25 mins on a bus ride.

I am a Law and Business student. So, coming from India to Uk was a very big achievement and a life-changing experience for me. What we normally watch in the movies is how I had expected my life to be here. Not fully but up to some extent it was and hopefully will be similar.

I just completed my second year. Last year Stayed on campus. My accommodation was Lakeside. Though a little far from the central campus but I miss that scenic beauty the most. Waking up the noises of the birds and ducks, with the view of the lake. It was more like a vacation room and the view. My flatmates were really helpful. We spent a really good time with each other, having movie nights, pizza nights, studying together. It’s overall a very different experience.

In my second year, I moved to Leamington. And there now all my friends stayed together. So, this place had become like a home. These days I miss that home the most. Leamington is such a cosy and beautiful town. I really love that place, my university life so much.

I have faced a lot of challenges, ups and downs. If it was related to anything about modules that I had, my course tutor along with my personal tutor has always supported me, guided me that what to do and how to make things better. There are so many library sessions, just to teach us how to access everything online.

I have been an active member of the Warwick Volunteers which I genuinely love and even when I was home during this Covid period I did volunteering from home. every day is a new day, I learn something new cherishing my university life.

It’s a great university with a range of career prospects available to the students. It has many societies you can get yourself involved in and great sports opportunities. What definitely needs improvement is mental health services available for the students.