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University of Warwick
Established: 1965
Introduction
A top-ranking university based on a single 1960s campus in the centre of England Warwick has carved out a formidable reputation as one of the best universities in the UK, despite its relative youth. Their business programmes in particular command respect, but will be an option to only students with the best backgrounds. Warwick is also a leading research institution, with the latest equipment and facilities in the sciences, engineering and medicine. Colloborative links with other leading world universities are also a theme at Warwick The university is actually closer to the city of Coventry than to the town and castle that bears its name, but the location is undeniably central, with excellent links to the rest of the country.
Popular Courses:
MBA, Finance, Manfacturing, Computing
Full list of available course areas:
- Accounting/Finance
- Business/Management
- Biosciences
- Chemistry/ Chemical Engineering/ Material Science
- Computing/IT
- Cultural Studies
- Economics
- Education
- Electronic/Electrical Engineering
- English/ English Literature
- Environmental Sciences
- Film
- Health
- HRM
- International Relations/Politics
- Law
- Marketing/PR
- Mathematics
- MBA
- Medicine/Dentistry/Veterinary
- Music
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
- Sociology/ Social Work
- Translating and Interpreting
- Drama/ Performance/Theatre
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University Introduction:
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City Introduction:
- Url: http://www.warwick.ac.uk
- Campus: Multiple sites
- Location: City, Campus
- Times Ranking: 8
- Guardian Ranking: 6
- Independent Ranking: 7
- Average PGT fee: £19920
- Annual living costs: £9580
- Entry Requirements
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- Student Numbers
- UG: 12823
- PGR: 3325
- PGT: 6500
- International: -
- Philippines: -
- Scholarship Available: No
