The university of Warwick is a nice university situated in a nice environment. They can be a bit behind schedule when it comes to organising timetables and releasing information but overall it’s a good university with approachable people

My university provides a great avenue for learning through wonderful teaching and using great facilities. The class hours aren’t too long so I am able to focus more in lessons and really get a grasp of what is being taught. The only problem I would say I have with this university is the nightlife and clubbing around the area. It’s a bit boring

I love how independent my course is – a lot of independent study and research lets me apply my own study methods to the course in order to understand it and work through it at my own pace. At the same time there is also a lot of support provided through office hours and 1 on 1 guidance with personal tutors so if I need any help I can always reach out.

The course is very content heavy – it takes up a lot of my personal time and can be very tough and time-consuming which can be very difficult and sometimes the support isn’t adequate to help me understand certain things.

Overall, my university is very student-friendly, and I found it very very easy to make large groups of friends through societies and campus accommodation in first year which was amazing. The campus is beautiful and provides lots of study spaces which are both private and public so students’ needs are catered to whether it is a group study session or a private one.

If you like the city life I don’t recommend this university. The social life is somewhat limited. However the campus is big and modern. The program overall was satisfactory but not the best teaching/support system for students.

Being a Russel Group, it is its name. Highly diverse campus with international students all around the corner, making you feel at home even when you’re away from home. The campus has some restaurant takeaway so you don’t have to go out every time you need a change.

I really love how Warwick is an environment for intelligent students and provides enough opportunities for students to excel. From the various study spaces that really encourage us to work harder; to the great support from tutors and lecturers to do better or just general help if we’re struggling. My course is challenging but I know that I have enough support from lectures and ample resources to perform well. I would recommend this university because this uni is great for pushing intelligent people to reach their full potential.

Warwick is a great place for international students. The teaching staff is very friendly and supportive. I would surely recommend Warwick for higher studies. As a campus, it’s very nice with a lot of scenery, and as a student, I’ve found it a great, supportive place to study.

I like this university’s law course mostly, but some lecturers are poor compared to others, although the best are very good. Overall it is a good uni, and the has a fantastic social scene. There are some problems with the university’s ability to communicate, but overall students are kept in the know on day to day things.

It’s a reputable institution, not the most prestigious for law, but the most of the lecturers are very good at their job and are extremely helpful. Modern and vibrant campus, with excellent sports hub.

Warwick feels like home after a while.

There is a huge campus with amazing views and is like a small town which is well equipped with budget restaurants, cafes, a theatre to serve as an entertainment point as well as the Terrace Bar for casual drinks.

Library is open 24 hours which is the biggest plus point and also the buses are available to get to Coventry and Leamington Spa easily and frequently. London is also a short bus ride/train ride away.

I studied Law for three years as an undergraduate, the only thing one should pay close attention is to participate and excel in every extra curricular activity and take up part time jobs, right from first year to secure a training contract.