University of Warwick

The average tuition fees for undergraduate and graduate international students at University of Warwick are given as follows:

The first-year tuition fees for the top courses at University of Warwick are given as follows:

University of Warwick has offered 20 full-fee awards, around 170 half-fee awards and 20 awards with a value of EUR 20,000. The eligibility criteria for the Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship are given as follows:

• The student should be self-funding their educational costs. 
• Should be an overseas or an international fee-paying student so that the tuition fees can be covered. 
• The students should have applied for a full-time undergraduate course for the Autumn 2024 intake only. The application should be submitted before the UCAS deadline. 
• Must apply for admission before the given intake deadlines. 

University of Warwick offers a range of scholarships to undergraduate and graduate international students every year. Some of the international scholarships provided at the university are given as follows:

• Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship
• Alumni Discount 
• Warwick Analytical Science Centre for Doctoral Training
• British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM
• UK India TOEFL Scholarship 
• Chevening Scholarships
• Commonwealth Scholarships 

Both Warwick Uni and UCL are good options to pursue. To help students choose which one is right for them, given below is a comparison between them:

University of Warwick offers more than 400 programs for international undergraduate and graduate students. The most popular demanding courses at the university are given as follows:

• Economics 
• Mathematics 
• Business Administration and Management 
• Political Science and Government 
• History 
• International and Global Studies 
• Business and Commerce 

University of Warwick has more than 80,000 alumni  as a part of its network and check some of the notable alumni members of the university mentioned below

• Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner (Sting) 
• Stephen Merchant 
• Paul William Scott Anderson
• Anil Dhirubhai Ambani 
• Brett Goldstein
• Ness Wadia 
• Mark Fisher 

Warwick Uni accepts around 14% of the applications it receives. Students with excellent academic as well as extracurricular performance have a high probability of selection. In addition, students must try to gain relevant experience in the field they have chosen as it can help them to look different from the crowd.

With an acceptance rate of 14%, the University of Warwick is quite tough to get into. International students must perform extremely excellently to enroll in any programme and must showcase their best performance in every aspect. The basic criteria that universities consider to admit students are academic scores, standardized scores, GPA, English language requirements, and relevant experience. As per the official data, international students from around 147 countries take university admission every year.