University of Warwick

Warwick ranks seventh in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2027 and joint 68th worldwide in the QS World University Rankings 2027. Subject positions vary, so compare your chosen course’s content, teaching and opportunities alongside its league-table performance.

Warwick’s Careers Service helps students explore career options, find experience and prepare applications. Support includes CV feedback, interview preparation, practice recruitment tests and appointments, with opportunities advertised through myAdvantage. Graduates can continue booking careers events and appointments for up to two years after completing their course, while online careers resources remain available for life.

Standard full-time home undergraduate tuition fees are £9,790 for 2026/27 and £10,050 for 2027/28. Some foundation-year courses have different charges. International and postgraduate fees vary by programme, so check Warwick’s fees and funding information and your course page. Placement and study-abroad years may have reduced fees. Allow separately for accommodation, everyday expenses and any additional course costs.

For students starting from 2025/26 onwards, the Warwick Bursary offers eligible full-time home undergraduates £500–£2,500 annually. Awards are £2,500 for household incomes up to £25,000, £1,250 up to £35,000, and £500 up to £42,875. Students must be domiciled in England, Scotland or Northern Ireland and meet the student finance conditions. There is no separate bursary application, but you need an income assessment from your funding body. Check the scheme for your original entry year.