The best ascetics are the opportunities and the events that go on eon campus. There are people with so many interests and talents which is refreshing to see. Also the teaching is of a high standard and lectures are easily reachable. There is always something going on at Warwick whether it be a Ted talk, a big 4 company having a workshop or just society activities. I think it can be improved with the prices of the Rootes grocery store and it could also have more seminars/workshops for life science students.

The course is taught in person and I have about 15 hours of lectures a week and up to 6 hour labs. Some modules are smaller groups whereas the core modules have up to 300 students. I prefer smaller classes as I can ask questions to the lecturer. All lectures are recorded so if I missed any I could easily catch up online.

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Best: student feedback is always taken into consideration whether that be on a campus or departmental level, many work opportunities from working at on-campus restaurants, student ambassadors or arrival assistants, international and home students mingle very well, great facilities and study spots Worst: the location (very far from entertainment, only 2 major grocery stores nearby), only one 24h study spot (the library), busses come irregularly

Best: great placement support and in-house opportunities (e.g. URSS and MBio), feedback is always taken into consideration, quick replies from most lecturers, building up of content and skills is quite good, doesn't feel too overwhelming Worst: content can be a bit boring sometimes, isolated campus, facilities (excluding labs) are not that great (e.g. the study space)

Best: townhouse thus more quiet, nice kitchen w TV, en-suite, close to central campus Worst: bathroom is a bit small, not much storage space (no shelf), no lift which is a bit tiring for moving storage, far from Tesco