Undergraduate study

If you decide to come to Warwick Medical School, you'll join a vibrant community of students, educators and researchers. We have a proven track record in excellence in teaching across our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, training the best talent to help solve some of the world's most pressing health problems.

We're equally passionate about research as we are education, and you will have internationally-renowned research academics working with you throughout your course. The University of Warwick was ranked seventh overall among UK research universities in the most recent research assessment exercise, with our researchers successfully working in the fields of Health Sciences, Clinical Trials and Biomedical Sciences.

Why study at Warwick Medical School?

You will study at a well-respected Medical School with the largest graduate-entry medicine programme in the country.	Both degrees we offer will give you the essential skills to make a valuable contribution to the science and healthcare of tomorrow.
You will position yourself as a highly sought-after graduate with highly transferable skills.	Warwick is the sixth most targeted university by employers, which will enable you to have a great start with your future career choices.
You’ll be taught to move confidently across disciplines and adopt an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving.	You’ll learn using a range of disciplinary methods and benefit from a variety of teaching and assessment methods.
Health and Medical Sciences is an ideal degree for you if you have a passion for health and science, and a desire to advocate for change that can help to improve health outcomes for individuals and populations.	As an Integrated Natural Sciences student, you’ll be given the opportunity to shape and form your own original research under the guidance of top-class active researchers

MSci Integrated Natural Sciences

BSc Health and Medical Sciences

Open days

Warwick open days give you the chance to meet staff and students, visit the Medical School, tour the campus and get a real feel for life at Warwick. We normally hold four open days each year, in June and October. We have no more open day events planned for the rest of 2022 however you can still get in touch with our course teams on wms.courses@warwick.ac.uk if you have any queries and you are thinking of applying for one of our undergraduate courses.

Please note we hold separate open days for our MB ChB graduate-entry medicine programme.

Life at Warwick

Life at university is about so much more than your course! Where you live, the support available and what you can do to relax is also important. Take a look at the University's undergraduate webpages for all the information you need.

Accommodation

Warwick Accommodation has over 6,400 rooms across a range of residences. All rooms are self catered. Each of the campus residences is fully managed and has an excellent network of support staff in the residential life team.

Students' Union

As one of the largest and most active students’ unions in the country, Warwick SU is the focal point of campus life here at Warwick. With over 250 student societies, there's bound to be something for you!

Our campus

Warwick campus is a lively, cosmopolitan place with its own shops, banks, bars and restaurants - an exciting place to live and study, with everything you could need close at hand. Warwick Medical School is based at Gibbet Hill, just a 10-minute walk from central campus and the Students' Union.

Local area

There’s so much to explore outside campus. Thanks to its central location, you’ll find live music, shopping, nightlife, top sports events, theatre, food, culture, peaceful countryside and more, all waiting on your doorstep.

Wellbeing and support

The University has a comprehensive welfare structure in place to ensure that you can easily access advice and guidance throughout your time here. There's also a Student Careers and Skills team to help you develop your professional skills and support you when thinking about what comes next.

Sport

Whatever being active means to you, at Warwick there’ll always be something that fits your goals and lifestyle, from competitive team sports to UV zumba! You'll be one of the first to experience our new Sports and Wellness Centre, opened in 2019, which is packed with top-class facilities.

Applying

Applications are made through UCAS and more information about the process is available on the UCAS website. The UCAS institution code for the University of Warwick is W20. We strongly encourage you to visit the University to see the campus for yourself and to get a sense of the student experience here at Warwick. Open days are held several times per year.

International students

The University has a large number of international students and here at Warwick Medical School we warmly welcome your application. We are a diverse department with students and staff from all over the world studying and working together. We have a very safe campus and an extensive support structure to encourage your success.

Fees and funding

The University wants to ensure that wherever possible financial circumstances do not become a barrier to studying here. Warwick provides extra financial support for qualifying students from lower income families. Find out more about fees and funding.