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These UCAS personal statements have been kindly provided by students applying to The University of Warwick. You can click on one of the links below to view the entire statement and find out if the applicant was offered a place.

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History Personal Statement Example 2 I am captivated by the diversity and depth offered by a History degree; attracted by the way it encourages us to be analytical of the values and patterns of past societies. It was in my final year of secondary school that I was awarded the History Attainment Award, although my desire to study History dates back to an earlier age when I visited the site of the allied landings in Normandy at just eleven years old...

Education and Drama Personal Statement Example (Oxbridge) "I shall have poetry in my life. And adventure. Unbiddable, ungovernable, like a riot in the heart, come ruin or rapture." Perhaps one should not begin with the words of another when presenting oneself, but as an actress, utilising the words of others is something that has become second nature...

History Personal Statement Example 5 As the descendant of an Auschwitz survivor, my family history allows me to understand the influences that the Second World War has had on people's families and the victims of the Nazi regime in occupied Poland...

English Personal Statement Example (Mature Student) Having worked on a secure psychiatric unit for two years, caring for many people unable to or precluded from following their dreams due to mental illness, as well as over a decade employed in positions just to pay the bills, I am finally pursuing my dream of becoming a published novelist...

Economics and Politics Personal Statement Example 1 "I killed the bank": the last words of Andrew Jackson, former president of the US, after he had vetoed to renew the charter and withdraw all federal deposits from banks causing them to bust. Real money was backed with gold shortly after, causing the greatest economic boom in history for the US where no income tax was implemented...

French and Italian Personal Statement Example 1 I see speaking a foreign language as a key to a door opening up a new world of possibilities and opportunities. As a child my mother insisted I learned another language, she told me to grab any possible open window for a life beyond my own imagination...

Biochemistry Personal Statement Example 1 The need to survive is a remarkable thing, for it has allowed evolution to equip organisms with a range of extraordinary capabilities in order to stay alive. Since reading 'Why Geese Don't Get Obese' by Widmaier, my interests have developed in the molecular adaptations of animals; for example, the antifreeze protein that prevents the blood of Antarctic Notothenioid fishes from turning into ice...

International Relations Personal Statement Example 2 I'd like to study international relations because I am concerned about the rapid rise of great powers such as the resource-rich Gulf States. I would like to understand how states engage at the national level and how they leverage power...

German and English Literature Personal Statement Example Email correspondence with a friend in Berlin during the celebrations of the twentieth anniversary of the German reunification gave me an insight into the importance and relevance of Germany’s past both within the country itself, and throughout Europe...

Mathematics and Economics Personal Statement Example 2 Every day we make decisions and interact with others; the laws of economics help us make rational choices and consider the irrationality of others, as well as understand the world better. Maths and statistics are the necessary tools for me to understand the modern economics...

Politics Personal Statement Example 5 My background, living in three major metropolises, Lagos, London and Aberdeen bestowed me a very diverse, open, multicultural way of thinking. The cultural shock of Lagos widened my eyes to vastness of the world and prepped my involvement in the Community Development Committee, allowing me to get in touch with all sectors of Nigerian society; here my interest in sociology, politics and government took flight...

Maths and Economics Personal Statement Example 1 By skimming through a daily broadsheet or examining journals such as ‘The Economist’ it is clear to see that economic issues affect everyone both locally as well as on a global scale. However, I have been interested by Mathematics for many years and have found my enjoyment for it has increased as the depth of my understanding has grown...

Economics and Politics/Geography Personal Statement Example My desire to study Economics in combination with the Social Sciences stems primarily from my interest in these fields but also from the fact that these two disciplines compliment each other exceptionally well...

Pure Mathematics Personal Statement Example Mathematics is beautiful to me because of the deep and meaningful ideas touched upon by it, the vastness of these ideas, the clearness and elegance of their representation. Mathematics gives me the ability to apply knowledge by approaching things logically, and thinking clearly...

Mechanical Engineering Personal Statement Example 8 If I were to describe myself in one word, it would definitely be inquisitive. Since young, I have always been eager to know how things work and what the principles that lie within them are. Hence I have always enjoyed science-related subjects particularly Mathematics and Physics...

English Literature and Creative Writing Personal Statement Example 1 I once aspired to be a visual artist, a photographer or painter. However, I later discovered the unique ability of poetry and the written word to maintain its power and resonance in a world saturated with images and messages...

Postgraduate Medicine Personal Statement Example Quite simply it is my curious nature which has always underpinned my desire to study medicine; the sheer complexity of both the human body and its healing processes have always fascinated me and, during my time in 6th form and subsequently while studying for my BSc...

Psychology Personal Statement Example 48 Since embarking on the A level course 16 months ago I have decided to devote my life to working in psychology. I am struck by the way Psychological research has impacted all areas of life, but also how much there is yet to understand...

Business & Management Personal Statement Example There is no limit to what you can learn and how much you can earn from it. Instilled with this belief by my father, I have since the beginning learnt to approach the world differently. I view that knowledge can be applied practically not only to earn a living, but also to earn wisdom...

Economics Personal Statement Example 23 It would not be foolish to contemplate the possibility of a far greater progress still. John Maynard Keynes From childhood I was bred to learn and the passion to understand has become a trait of my character...

Maths and Science Personal Statement Example Maths and science, in particular physics, have always been my favourite subjects in school. I have an inquisitive mind and am always asking "how?" and "why?" to find out how things work. I chose maths, physics and biology for my A levels, yet only realised I wanted to do engineering when I started studying topics such as mechanics...

English Literature Personal Statement Example 16 I believe that to read English is to read the human being itself: after all, we are all writers. Even in the very act of choosing our words - thinking them, speaking them, physically writing them down - we create something meaningful...

English Literature & Spanish Personal Statement Example For me, the most captivating part of English literature is the way great writers are able to influence the reader's imagination through the manipulation of language. The A-level topic of World War One literature was especially affecting because it showed me the importance of world events and their effect on contemporary literature that still inspires us today...

Mathematics Personal Statement Example 12 Mathematics is at the root of many academic subjects, such as mechanics in Physics, organic Chemistry and even Music and this is why I find it so fascinating. The process of starting from a simple set of formulae and deriving nearly all mathematical truth from these is what makes Mathematics a leading academic subject...

History & Politics Personal Statement Example For years I have listened to my family discussing the latest political and historical issues on the news and I have been fascinated and awed by the fact that there was never a wrong or right answer, decision or explanation to a given problem...

Sociology Personal Statement Example 10 I have, for a long time, been interested in the inner workings of society: how and why subcultures develop. Also, how political policies shape the direction of society for years and I wonder why people act in the way they do (here, I have sympathy with Robert Owens' view that we are mostly the mere products of our environment), not only how we shape society, but how it shapes and changes us...

Chemistry Personal Statement Example 17 The realisation I wanted to study Chemistry at degree level came with my growing appreciation of its contribution and significance in shaping modern society, coupled with an increasing interest in the subject as my knowledge and understanding have developed...

Psychology Personal Statement Example 64 Psychology is ubiquitous in society. Because of the mercurial nature of humans, there is always something different to study and analyse. I find this exciting. Part of what draws me to psychology is how the dynamics of it affect daily life and behaviour...

Economics Personal Statement Example 30 The ever-changing nature of the human science intrigues me. Newton’s laws of motion will never change, from wherever ‘the ball is dropped’. However, different strategies and policies have to be framed and implemented for each economic problem...

English Personal Statement Example 30 English is not simply the study of humanity, or society, or history or the written word; it is all of those together and it is this versatility that makes it so appealing to me. The link between literary criticism and psychoanalysis is a great interest of mine...

Mathematics Personal Statement Example 15 Mathematics is a language of science which portrays just merely anything in this world better than any other way we distinguish.The more we discover nature,the more mathematical association revealed by doing so...

Natural Sciences Personal Statement Example 4 Why and How? I believe these are the two most important question words as they express mankind’s unquenchable thirst for knowledge, and they have lain the foundation of sciences and have helped us find answers and solutions to problems throughout history from the domestication of fire to Darwin’s theory of evolution, to landing on the moon and so on...

Law Personal Statement Example 83 Currently I study English language, history and law. Out of the three I find law the most fascinating because it is the foundation of anything that occurs in society. Learning about how decisions are made in law, the constant arguments to reach a fair judgement and the on-going evolution of the law to adapt to society makes me enthusiastic to learn more...

English Literature Personal Statement Example 20 I was once told by a writer at Bath "LitFest" that literature is "all about control". At a young age, his words seemed obscure, but years later, I am finally able to grasp his meaning. On one side of a barrier of ink and paper, a writer aims to understand and control their world, whilst a reader attempts to lose control in a boundless, imaginary world...

Biomedical Science Personal Statement Example 14 How one mutation can cause a malignant tumour or change the genetic material which is then passed to the next generation interests me. The challenges which are within the human body and the diseases which can change it easily are also a fascination...

PPE/Economics Personal Statement Example Humanity today stands at the intersection of the most significant questions facing the world today: if democracy leads to political infighting, should it be sacrificed in the interest of economic well-being? Does religious fundamentalism provide a way for countries in the developing world to assert their identity in the face of Western hegemony? Does the entry of Western consumer goods threaten a country’s economic self-sufficiency? The answers of these questions will determine what the nature of our world is in the twenty-first century...

History Personal Statement Example (Oxbridge) 2 Whether considering the real world applications of Bentham's utilitarianism in Religious Studies, analysing the context of a changing Victorian society in English Literature, or debating the evolving ideology of the Labour Party in Politics, there is one common thread connecting what I enjoy most about my studies: history...

Sociology Personal Statement Example 14 The need for the study of Sociology in society is, arguably, universally fundamental. The study of society is of paramount importance in solving social problems of great magnitude such as poverty and family disorganisation...

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• January 9, 2022
• Personal Statement

This is a University of Warwick personal statement provided by an applicant of Warwick’s MBA programme. Please only use this as a guide, do not copy it.

Before we provide the personal statement sample, let’s answer some of the frequently asked questions about the UCAS and University of Warwick Personal Statements.

Length of University of Warwick Personal Statement

The University of Warwick personal statement is usually between 500-1000 words. However, some departments have specific requirements which you need to adhere to. Ensure you read the course page properly for what they want you to write about

Personal Statement Writing Tip for University of Warwick

• Ensure that your statement is clearly outlined with paragraphs that follow each other
• Run your statement for grammar and spelling errors.
• Use concise sentences. Avoid too much technical jargon.
• Your statement must be written in the English language.
• Don’t use your statement to repeat details that could be found in your CV and transcript.
• Avoid repeating your CV as your statement. You can make references to certain things on your CV, after all your CV is your academic and professional story, but avoid just listing everything you have there.
• This is your statement, so, write your statement and avoid using “inspirational quotes” from business leaders or other public figures.
• Using the same generic statement for all your applications will hurt you. Take the responsibility to tailor your statement to the specific course and school that you’re applying to.
• Information about people and activities that are not relevant to your study should be avoided. You can include information about your hobbies / voluntary work etc., but you must explain how these relate to the course you have applied for or prepared you for study.
• Avoid cliché statements like “since I was young, I have always been fascinated about…”  Here are some personal statement buzzwords to avoid in your statement.

Areas to Cover in Your Personal Statement

• Talk About Yourself
• Your intellectual trajectory
• Why do you want this degree? Why do you want to focus on this field?
• Why the Country and University
• Why will you be a good fit for this program? Include skillset

University of Warwick Personal Statement Sample

My desire to pursue an MBA at the University of Warwick stems from my interest to run an IT company in the nearest future. As a professional who has spent the last 8 years of my career selling and marketing IT solutions to financial, fast-moving consumer goods, and telecommunications companies, I have come to understand certain consumer preferences and I am accepting an adventure into the world of business administration and management. I see this program as an important commitment and investment to achieve my future goals because an MBA study will expand my views on core business functions such as marketing, finance, accounting, leadership and management.

On the professional front, I have dealt with challenging and dynamic work requirements and have always managed to deliver excellently to meet both organization and client needs. This has greatly improved my decision-making abilities and analytical skills. The opportunity to explore fresh knowledge and better ideas to approach business solutions has also added to my growth. Two years ago, I landed a role as a service Delivery Manager which requires me to manage a pool of engineers and customers ensuring optimal delivery of support services and resolution of issues. This was a big challenge for me as I had to be creative in solving issues for our customers and ensuring they get value for their money. Also, I saw the need for people management especially with the engineers, making sure they are delivering promised services. Motivated by this achievement, I started looking for fresh avenues to learn about management, and leadership in a formal setting, I believe that the knowledge will extend my capacity to deliver effective and efficient business.

While I could have chosen to enrol for this degree in any other country, I am choosing to return to the United Kingdom because of the level of experience and exposure I gained during my first Masters at Middlesex University London. Also, I find the MBA program of the University of Warwick more rewarding for my time and investment. The recognition that comes with a Warwick MBA degree is among the best you can get anywhere in the world, the program is developed with hands-on practical teaching to address the current changes in the business world while giving strong emphasis to leadership and management skills that are relevant to become an effective business leader. Modules such as Managing in a New World, Operations Management, Global Business and Entrepreneurship are of particular interest to me.

I have planned my career after this program to suit the growing financial technology industry. So, after this program, I look forward to joining a Fintech or IT servicing company in the short term where I can create immediate contribution either in the position of an IT manager, Chief Information Officer, Information systems manager, IT business Analyst where I’ll gain further exposure on running a business before moving forward to start mine.

My strong points include creativity, hard work, accountability and proactivity. When I am out of work, I enjoy playing chess and scrabble, because of the dynamic nature of these games; I have come to realize that whether in victory or defeat, the activities helps me to embrace growth and improvement. I believe that I will make an excellent addition as one of the students for this program. I bring with me valuable experience from my career and previous master’s degree which has enabled me to understand what is required to achieve academic success in the UK.

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Personal statements for postgraduate study

A personal statement is a standard part of applying to postgraduate courses. It's used to convince an admissions tutor that you want and deserve a place on the course to which you are applying.

Some institutions ask you to follow specific guidelines when writing your personal statement. Otherwise, you can consider the following general advice.

Structure and content

Your personal statement should match the course you are applying for, so you should create a new one for every application you make.

Introduction

The introduction should quickly communicate that you are enthusiastic about applying to the course. It should show that it's worth the admissions tutor’s time to keep reading.

The body of your personal statement should include why you are applying and why you should be selected, with a paragraph on each topic.

Why you are applying

You should explain both why you are applying for postgraduate study in general and why you are applying to this course specifically. You should discuss your academic and career interests and plans, and how the course will help you explore and reach these.

Show your motivation for the course by explaining what you have learned about the course content in your studies so far and why you want to explore it further.

If you want to pursue a career outside academia, you should show an understanding of the sector you are interested in and how the skills learned through the course will help you.

If you are considering an academic career, avoid simply stating that the course is the first step to achieving this. Instead, show a detailed understanding of academic career pathways and how you see this course helping you.

You should also explain why you are applying to this specific institution or department. You could comment on:

• specific academic staff you want to research with or be taught by
• how your interests align with the interests of those who already work there – say whether you’ve read any of their work, and cite your sources
• how it would differ to where you did your undergraduate degree, such as being larger or more specialised
• networks of contacts it can provide
• facilities and resources that it offers, such as research equipment and libraries.

Why you should be selected

You also need to explain why the admissions tutor should admit you to the course. Show evidence of your skills and knowledge, mentioning your achievements. Outline how undergraduate study has prepared you for postgraduate study.

You could comment on:

• your academic strengths and interests
• high grades you’ve received for specific modules, essays, projects and dissertations
• academic prizes or bursaries you’ve received
• experience of attracting research or travel funding
• work experience or extra-curriculars that have prepared you for the course
• research activities you’ve been involved in, such as working alongside academic staff during vacations
• how you can successfully balance academic study with other commitments.

Address any significant weaknesses in your application, such as poor performance in a module. Try to give good reasons for why these weaknesses exist and what you have done about them. This suggests that these problems are not typical of you, and shows that you can confront setbacks in your academic and professional life.

Your conclusion should briefly bring what you have said together and reiterate that you believe you are well suited to the course.

Your personal statement should be no longer than one A4 page, and your font no smaller than size 10 and no larger than size 12. Use a modern and professional font, such as Arial, Aptos, Calibri, or Times New Roman. 

Your personal statement should also be well written.  Admissions tutors will reject applications with poor spelling or grammar, so revise English grammar rules . If applying for courses in the UK, ensure you use British English .

If you use English as a second language, the University's  Academic English Service offers one-to-one English tutorials.

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Star quality: The Alumni Awards celebrate the achievements of the WBS global alumni community

Warwick Business School has launched its inaugural Alumni Awards to celebrate members of its global alumni community.

There are five categories, each of which will celebrate WBS alumni who represent the School’s CORE values of Curiosity, Openness, Restlessness, and Excellence and its Change Maker mindset.

Nominations for the annual awards are open until May 19 and winners will be presented with their awards at a gala dinner on July 20.

Sarah Pymm, Director of Global Alumni Engagement at WBS, said: “We are incredibly proud to have a global community of alumni who are using what they have learned at Warwick Business School to help them transform their companies, industries, and society.

“These awards are a wonderful way to recognise their achievements.

“It is also a great opportunity to celebrate those individuals who have made a valuable contribution towards building and sustaining that vibrant alumni network, which offers a lifetime of connections and support for all our alumni and students.”

Celebrating outstanding contributions to business and community

The categories for the 2024 Alumni Awards are:

The Alumni Leadership Award: This award recognises those who have helped to drive forward global alumni initiatives.

Nominees in this category will have held formal volunteer leadership positions within the WBS alumni community or made a significant contribution to WBS global alumni engagement activity.

Rising Star Alumni Award: This celebrates innovators, game-changers, leaders, and role models who have graduated in the last five years.

Nominees must demonstrate that they are relatively new to their area of expertise and are making significant contributions to advance their field.

Alumni Award for Outstanding Contribution to Business: This award honours alumni who have demonstrated excellence in their personal or professional achievements in a business field.

Nominees should be able to demonstrate sustained excellence in their field over a period of at least five years, formal recognition from their peers or sector, and the tangible impact of the transformation or innovation they have made.

Business Entrepreneurship Award: This award is open to individual and group nominations and celebrates those who use their entrepreneurial mindset to make the world a better place.

Nominees must demonstrate that they have founded or co-founded one or more commercially viable companies, the growth and tangible achievements of those companies, external recognition from peers or the industry, and that they have inspired equality, diversity and inclusion in their company and sector.

WBS Community Empowerment Award: This award recognises those who use business as a power for good. This could include supporting equality, diversity and inclusion; promoting wellbeing; or from generating better social outcomes. It may have a global reach or a significant impact locally.

Nominees must demonstrate their commitment to positively influence society and business to achieve better outcomes and wider value, as well as evidence of the impact of their work.

Lifelong membership of a global community

WBS has a community of more than 59,000 alumni spanning 172 countries.

Andrew Lockett , Dean of WBS and Professor of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, said: “Our relationship with our students does not end at graduation.

“Our alumni become lifelong members of a global community that can provide them with continued career support, access to our award-winning Global Mentoring Programme, networking opportunities, and friendships.

“We are thrilled to be launching these awards to thank our alumni leaders and recognise the successes of our alumni.”

How to nominate a WBS alum

Nominations are open to all WBS alumni who have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate qualification.

They can be nominated by WBS staff, students, and fellow alumni, as well as friends and colleagues. Alumni can also nominate themselves if they provide a letter of support from an independent referee.

The deadline for completed nominations is May 19.

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Warwick Accommodation Students

Postgraduate accommodation 2024/2025, bookings open postgraduate.

Choose where to live on campus and book a room using our online instant booking platform. Enjoy hassle free living with bills included and save on travel expenses getting to and from campus everyday, giving you more time to focus on your studies.

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to book campus accommodation if you are a first year or returning postgraduate taught (PGT) or postgraduate research (PGR) student.

You'll need to:

Have an offer of study on a full-time course at the University for the full 2024/2025 academic year

Hold an unconditional firm (UF) offer of study at Warwick

Before Booking a Room

Explore our Postgraduate Residences Link opens in a new window available for the upcoming academic year

Read through our Allocation Principles Link opens in a new window to understand how we allocate accommodation.

Have your seven digit University of Warwick ID number ready. This can be found in your study offer email. Please contact admissions if you do not have a University ID number.

Ensure the email address noted on your student record is a personal email address that you can access easily as this is where we'll send confirmation of your accommodation booking.

If you have a disability, mental health or medical condition you'll need to ensure follow our specific accommodation requirements Link opens in a new window process in addition to booking a room. You should ensure you complete this process no later than the deadline of 24 July 2024.

Important Booking Information

Campus rooms will be offered on a first-come first-served basis. You will be able to select a residence and room profile you'd like to book, subject to availability.

Postgraduate rooms are booked through our online instant booking platform. To secure your booking you'll need to accept and sign an accommodation agreement. Once you have signed and accepted, you'll be bound by the terms and conditions of the agreement.

It is a condition of booking that you meet the eligibility criteria, so please ensure you meet the eligibility criteria prior to booking a room. If you have booked a room and are not eligible your booking will be of no effect and your booking will be cancelled. If for any reason you no longer meet the eligibility criteria after you have booked a room, you are responsible for contacting [email protected] to let us know. In any event, your booking will be cancelled.

Room Booking Guide

We want you to have the best possible experience when booking a room with Warwick Accommodation.

Follow the 6 steps below to navigate the campus booking process and find out what happens after you successfully book a room.

Click the 'Book a room on campus' button below and log in to the accommodation hub.

You should select the 'Prospective Students' option and register/log in with your Warwick ID and password.

Once logged in please make sure you have selected the correct academic year (2024/2025).

You will then need to select 'Create Application' and then select the 'Postgraduate' application type from the drop down options.

Now you'll need to confirm whether you have any specific accommodation requirements for any medical or disability needs you may have.

If you have specific accommodation requirements , don't forget you'll need to ensure you follow the relevant process and get supported by Wellbeing and Student Support by 24 July 2024.

You'll then need to select the specific residence and room profile you would like to book from the list of available options shown in the booking portal.

Depending on availability there may be room profiles assigned to a quiet or single gender area which can be selected.

You should only click 'book room' once you are confident you'd like to proceed with your selection. After you click 'book room' you will start the offer process and you won't be able to select a different room type if you cancel or click back. Please bear this in mind as you'll need to contact our Allocation Team to restart your booking which can take a few working days to arrange.

After you have confirmed the residence and room profile you'd like to book, you will be shown a summary of your booking and your accommodation contract. You'll need to review the offer and complete the offer process by accepting your contract. You'll have 24 hours to complete the booking. Please remember that when you accept your contract, you are signing a legally binding document.

Please note, your contract will not state the room profile you may have booked i.e. quiet or single gender area.

You should receive a booking confirmation email within 12 hours after successfully booking a room.

We advise to check your emails including your spam/clutter/junk inbox to ensure you have received your booking confirmation email.

If you do not receive your booking confirmation email, please contact [email protected] .

Frequently Asked Questions

To be eligible to book postgraduate accommodation on campus you'll need to be a full-time first year or returning postgraduate taught or postgraduate research student with an offer of study on a full-time course at the University for the full 2024/2025 academic year that you have accepted.

You'll need to hold an unconditional firm (UF) offer of study at Warwick.

Postgraduate accommodation is offered on a first-come first-served basis to eligible students. We have a number of options available for postgraduate students on campus and we aim to allocate as many postgraduates on campus as possible.

Postgraduate students are housed together in different flats to undergraduate students. Please bear in mind we may have more rooms adapted for accessibility requirements than are required for the academic year, so it is possible students who do not require adaptations may be allocated to an adapted room.

In the event campus becomes fully allocated, we can offer guidance and support to students regarding their search for suitable accommodation. Please see our Allocation Principles for more information on how we allocate postgraduate students.

We encourage students to log into the online booking portal to see whether any rooms are showing as available. As we offer postgraduate rooms on a first-come first-served basis, rooms may become fully booked and no longer appear in the booking portal. It's worth noting that on occasion rooms may become available after being fully booked due to cancellations and then reappear for eligible students to book, so we advise to check the booking portal for updates on availability.

Depending on availability of rooms there may be room profiles assigned to certain residences when you look through the list of available options in the booking portal.

Room profiles may include quiet or single gender areas which can be selected. Please note that by selecting a quiet room profile you are requesting to live in an area/flat with other postgraduate students who have also selected a preference to live in a quieter environment.

If you have a disability, mental health or medical condition, you'll find details about the process to get supported and the medical evidence required by visiting our Specific Accommodation Requirements Link opens in a new window webpage. You should ensure you are supported by Wellbeing and Student Support by 24 July 2024. We advise to submit any medical evidence in advance of this deadline to ensure there is enough time for it to be assessed.

In addition to getting supported as outlined above, you'll also need to book a suitable room through our online booking portal. We will then liaise with Wellbeing and Student Support to check that your room allocation is suitable after you have successfully booked a room.

Please be mindful that if you do not complete the process stated above, you may not be offered accommodation that meets your needs.

Please see our Cancellation Terms Link opens in a new window for further information if you wish to cancel your booking.

It is also a condition of booking that you meet the eligibility criteria, so please ensure you meet the eligibility criteria prior to booking a room. If you have booked a room and are not eligible, your booking will be of no effect and your booking will be cancelled. If for any reason you no longer meet the eligibility criteria once you have booked a room, you are responsible for contacting Turn on JavaScript to view obfuscated email addresses to let us know. In any event, your booking will be cancelled.

If any sum owed by the student to the University in relation to the accommodation or any other accommodation, including previous accommodation, owned or managed by the University remains unpaid for more than 21 days after the date on which it fell due the University shall be entitled to terminate the Contract with immediate effect by serving written notice to terminate on the Student. For the avoidance of doubt and by way of illustration only, such termination could occur prior to the commencement of the Period of Residence if the Student owes sums to the University in relation to accommodation owned or managed by the University from a previous academic year.

We have a very limited number of options for two students who wish to live together as a couple on campus.

Our Benefactors Apartments Link opens in a new window offer self-contained living and have double occupancy bedrooms which you may like to explore, however please be aware that both students must be fully registered Warwick students.

If you would like to book one of our Benefactors Apartments, you should not book a room through our online booking portal as there is a seperate booking process Link opens in a new window .

If your partner is not a Warwick student, you'll need to look for private accommodation off campus . Whilst you can conduct your own search for accommodation, we advise to read the University's guidance on how to stay safe and avoid private accommodation scams Link opens in a new window .

The University offers an exclusive property search platform Warwick Studentpad Link opens in a new window to help you search for properties if you need a helping hand. We would also recommend seeking private accommodation advice and guidance from Warwick Student Link opens in a new window s' Union Advice Centre Link opens in a new window before signing a private accommodation contract.

If you are planning to live at Warwick with your family, unfortunately our postgraduate residences are not suitable as most rooms are single occupancy.

We do however offer a range of family housing options through our Staff and Family Accommodation Team. If you would like to apply for family accommodation, please see our Staff and Family Housing Link opens in a new window webpages for information.

Due to high demand, we can only accept applications for postgraduate accommodation from full-year students starting in September 2024.

If you are a part-year postgraduate student, you can usually apply for part-year accommodation Link opens in a new window from mid-October time for accommodation from November onwards.

Our residence let lengths usually are not suitable for PGCE students, however you are welcome to book a campus room if you wish to, but please bear in mind that contract let lengths are fixed and cannot be amended.

Alternatively, you can look for private accommodation off campus Link opens in a new window . Whilst you can conduct your own search for accommodation, the University offers an exclusive property search platform, Warwick Studentpad Link opens in a new window , to help you search for properties if you need a helping hand. We would also recommend seeking private accommodation advice and guidance from the Students' Union Advice Centre Link opens in a new window .

We've put together a 6 step booking guide which should help you navigate through the booking process.

If after following our booking guide you still need help, please feel free to contact our Allocation Team Link opens in a new window who will endeavour to help you if you are experiencing issues with the booking process.

You won't need to pay a deposit or booking fee in order to secure your postgraduate accommodation on campus. You simply need to select and book an available room using our instant online booking portal by accepting your online contract at the time of booking, and your accommodation fees will be added to your Warwick student account.

Your rent is usually payable in advance termly on the first day of each term. You can find out more about how and when to pay your accommodation fees by visiting the Warwick Student Finance Link opens in a new window website.

If you have a sponsor who is paying your accommodation fees or you are receiveing a scholarship/bursary and need further help regarding payments, it is likely you'll find the answer by reading through Warwick Student Finance's frequently asked questions Link opens in a new window .