Helloo, I am thinking about applying to WBS for an undergraduate degree in 2022, would you mind sharing more about the courses and modules you took (I'm especially interested in marketing), as well as the school life (school clubs/ shops and restaurants around etc). Thanks!
I took more finance-oriented modules but there are definitely an array of marketing-related modules available! Shops wise, you would have to go to the nearest towns i.e. Warwick, Leamington Spa, or cities i.e. Coventry, as there are barely any stores within walking distance to the campus apart from Tesco, SportsDirect, Wilko and a few others. We have a few restaurants on campus but not the greatest variety :) Hope this helps and all the best for your apps!
Hi! Loved your video. Could you make another one on or give some more advice on accommodation please ? Like how was living in bluebell and how to know which accomodation is for you.
as far as I know Bluebell has its own study room and they're pretty spacious. if not, people really do just use the common kitchen to study. sherbourne kitchens are pretty big and have island tables so you can also study there
Hi, what were the part time job oppurtunities like whilst studying at uni? Did you or any friends have part time jobs and how easy was it to get a part time job?
Hi! I'm from warwick uni too and i would say it's fairly easy to get a job. Personally i didn't have one but all my friends that wanted to get a job got one. Off campus they hire so many students for cafes and restaurants, they are always looking for staff
Your videos are great. Please, make more videos about Warwick uni, when the lockdown ends up.
Thank you so much, I am thinking about applying to WBS for a masters so this is super helpful!
thank you, that's really nice to hear!! I definitely encourage you to apply, heard great things from friends who did Msc at WBS!
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Helloo, I am thinking about applying to WBS for an undergraduate degree in 2022, would you mind sharing more about the courses and modules you took (I'm especially interested in marketing), as well as the school life (school clubs/ shops and restaurants around etc). Thanks!
I took more finance-oriented modules but there are definitely an array of marketing-related modules available! Shops wise, you would have to go to the nearest towns i.e. Warwick, Leamington Spa, or cities i.e. Coventry, as there are barely any stores within walking distance to the campus apart from Tesco, SportsDirect, Wilko and a few others. We have a few restaurants on campus but not the greatest variety :) Hope this helps and all the best for your apps!
Hi! Loved your video. Could you make another one on or give some more advice on accommodation please ? Like how was living in bluebell and how to know which accomodation is for you.
For sure! Just a note and I think I didn't clarify this in the video but I didn't end up with Bluebell and got my second choice Sherbourne instead :)
cool and helpful video! How has Warwick coped with the current crisis in regards to exams and learning?
thank you! all of our exams are online now (with a given time frame) or have been converted into assignments
hey x do you know any accommodation that has a study area in them?
as far as I know Bluebell has its own study room and they're pretty spacious. if not, people really do just use the common kitchen to study. sherbourne kitchens are pretty big and have island tables so you can also study there
Lakeside has a building for studying.
Oh right! Thanks for pointing that out
Hi, what were the part time job oppurtunities like whilst studying at uni? Did you or any friends have part time jobs and how easy was it to get a part time job?
Hi! I'm from warwick uni too and i would say it's fairly easy to get a job. Personally i didn't have one but all my friends that wanted to get a job got one. Off campus they hire so many students for cafes and restaurants, they are always looking for staff