The University has a strong business and economics programme, as well as strong employability. Warwick is often targeted for economics and finance relate subjects, allowing excellent opportunities for internships and career experience. It's proximity to London also allows convenience for travelling to internships and companies.
Course Curriculum :
The course curriculum has been excellent and very well developed. The academics are excellent, with lecturers who understand their subject very well. It is feasible to keep up with the curriculum if time is well managed, and the online learning facilities have been strong as well. It is possible to pursue extracurriculars while keeping up with academic work. The tests and assignment submissions have been very understandable and feasible.
Exams :
My Scores: IBDP 38/45 Overall, with 766 at Higher Level (HL). My Conditional Offer: IBDP 38 Overall, with at least 5 in Mathematics HL and 4 in Lang&Lit HL.
Placement :
NA, as I am a first year in the Economics Department. I am yet to do research on post-study placement and research opportunities. The internship and career development opportunities provided by the department and societies are excellent and very helpful in preparing for Insight programmes and careers.
Events :
NA as I am taking University online up to date, and am thus not on campus.
Scholarship :
NA
Faculty :
The faculty and staff are very well educated in their subject for the most part, and are able to explain concepts decently. Professor Daniel Sgroi and Professor Andrew Harkins in the Industrial Economics course have been particular standouts, but so is the Economics HoD and the Economics 107 teacher. They are humble, knowledgable, accommodating, and genuinely helpful.
Hostel :
NA as I am taking University online up to date, and am thus not in the UK.
