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Others in Coventry
- WMG, International Manufacturing Centre, University of Warwick 0.5 kilometres away
- Coventry University 3.4 kilometres away
Birmingham
- University of Birmingham 26.6 kilometres away
- Birmingham City University 27.9 kilometres away
- Newman University College 30.2 kilometres away
Leicester
- De Montfort University 40 kilometres away
- University of Leicester 40.4 kilometres away
And Further...
- Loughborough University 49 kilometres away in Loughborough
- University of Worcester 50.5 kilometres away in Worcester
- The University of Northampton 53.2 kilometres away in Northampton
Institution Info
The University is located in the heart of England, adjacent to the city of Coventry - 3 miles (5 kilometres) from the city centre - and on the border with Warwickshire. The University of Warwick is justifiably proud of the environment within which it is set - this is a great place to live, work, research and study.
The University is committed to environmental sustainability, and transport and travel to, from and around the University campus has a large role to play in this.
Warwick is a campus university with the main site being Central Campus and two smaller campuses, Westwood and Gibbet Hill within walking distance. The entrances to Gibbet Hill campus and the Central Campus are in Gibbet Hill Road, whilst the entrance to the Westwood site is in Kirby Corner Road.
Facts and Figures
| No. of students: | 18,500* |
| Funding type: | Public |
Master's Programmes
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Warwick Business School
- Business Analytics & Consulting (M.Sc.)
- International Employment Relations (M.A.)
- Finance (M.Sc.)
- Finance & Economics (M.Sc.)
- Financial Mathematics (M.Sc.)
- Industrial Relations & Managing Human Resources (M.A.)
- Information Systems Management & Innovation (M.Sc.)
- Management (M.Sc.)
- Management Science & Operational Research (M.Sc.)
- Marketing & Strategy (M.Sc.)
- Management & Organizational Analysis (M.A.)
- Warwick MBA (MBA)
- Accounting & Finance (M.Sc.)
- Finance & Behavioural Science (M.Sc.)
- MSc Public Leadership & Management (M.Sc.)
- Finance & Information Technology
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History
- MA By Research in History (Full Time) (M.A.)
- MA in History (Full Time) (M.A.)
- MA in History (Part Time) (M.A.)
- MA By Research in History (Part Time) (M.A.)
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Science
- Complex Systems (M.Sc.)
Services & Facilities
Sports facilities
The main campus hosts a large leisure centre, comprising 25 m swimming pool, two sports halls, gymnasium, squash courts and rock-climbing facility. Elsewhere on campus are a number of other sports halls, outside tennis courts, 400 m athletics track, multi-purpose outdoor surfaces and cricket grounds. Sports facilities are being constantly expanded, following the commencement of Warwick Sport, a 2005 joint venture between the University and the Students' Union. Indoor tennis courts have recently been opened on the Westwood Campus sports venue and an Olympic-size swimming pool has been rumoured in the long-term, depending on Coventry City Council's priorities. Most of the University's sports facilities are open to the general public
Library
Warwick University Library is located in the middle of the main campus. It houses approximately 1,242,000 books and over 13 km of archives and manuscripts. It has recently been remodelled and now houses new services to support Research and Teaching practice and collaboration between departments. The Wolfson Research Exchange opened in October 2008 and provides collaboration spaces (both physical and virtual), seminar rooms, conference facilities and study areas for Postgraduate Research students. The Teaching Grid, which opened in 2008, is a flexible space which allows teaching staff to try out new technologies and techniques. The Library also runs the Learning Grid based in University House, which is a technology rich space for all members of the University to use and provides access to video conferencing facilities, smart boards, networked PCs and a collection of core text books
Student Life
The University of Warwick campus is a lively, cosmopolitan place with its own shops, banks, bars and restaurants - an exciting place to live and work with everything you could need close at hand.
There is a great sense of community at Warwick: The campus is home to students and staff from over 120 different countries and from all backgrounds, and is a great resource for the local community with excellent facilities such as Warwick Arts Centre and the University Sports Centre.
The campus is continually developing; in August 2008 Warwick Digital Laboratory was opened by Prime Minister Gordon Brown, and the indoor tennis centre at Westwood campus was opened in March 2008. Warwick Arts Centre, including Butterworth Hall, underwent a £6.9 million redevelopment that was completed in Spring 2009 and January 2010 saw the opening of the newly rebuilt Students' Union building.
The campus occupies 290 hectares on three adjacent sites: Central campus, Gibbet Hill campus, Westwood campus. There are lakes and woods, trees and landscaped gardens but whilst the campus has many green open spaces, inside the buildings ground-breaking research is taking place and academics and students are sharing their knowledge and experience.
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