How to Apply
How to Apply
Entry requirements
- In order to meet our academic entry requirements, you should have obtained a UK First or Upper Second Class Honours Degree (2:1) or equivalent. You can check international degree equivalencies on the university's Country Information pagesLink opens in a new window
- Non-native speakers of English will need to provide a suitable English qualification.
- Many of our courses require a STEM or business management related background, but there are also courses open to graduates from other disciplines. Please check the 'entry requirements' tab on individual course pages for the requirements of your chosen programme.
- Whilst work experience is beneficial, it is not a pre-requisite. We are happy to consider applications from recent graduates and those in their final year of studies, as well as candidates with professional experience.
- Candidates with a UK 2:2 (or equivalent) may be accepted if they have relevant professional experience. We will usually be looking for at least two years relevant postgraduate experience to compensate for lower academic grades. If you have a 2:2 and wish to be considered, please ensure you include your CV with your application.
What you will need to provide
- A completed application form and £75 application fee*.
- Your Personal Statement
- Your Bachelor's degree transcript (marksheet) and degree certificate. If you are still studying, please send us your transcripts to date. If you are offered a place on the course, we will then require you to upload your final transcript and certificate in order to clear your conditions.
- English test result (if applicable) This can be submitted after you have received an offer.
- One reference. If you completed your studies less than 2 years ago, this should be an academic reference. If you graduated more than 2 years ago, we will require a professional reference. We contact your referee directly, so please include their valid professional email address on your application form.
- Candidates with professional experience should include their CV with their application.
When to apply
- Applications open on 2nd October 2024, and are reviewed on a rolling basis from October to July.
- We recommend submitting your application as soon as you are ready - courses with limited capacity may close considerably earlier than the deadline so please apply early to avoid disappointment.
- If you have not yet graduated, you may apply during your final year of undergraduate studies. In this case, successful candidates will receive a 'conditional offer' based on their transcripts to date. Final transcripts can than be submitted once you have completed your studies in order to clear your academic condition.
Important additional information
- Please only apply for ONE of our courses; do not submit multiple applications.
- If you need advice on selecting the most appropriate course for you, please contact the Recruitment Team to discuss your options: wmgmasters@warwick.ac.uk. For students requiring a visa, any course changes need to be made before you are issued with a CAS.
- If you have any questions related to your application, please contact the Admissions Team: wmgadmissions@warwick.ac.uk.
- Please note that we will not offer you a place if you have previously attempted and failed a postgraduate course at any University.
- If your application is unsuccessful, we will not consider further applications from you for WMG courses. Where we feel it appropriate, we may discuss an alternative course with you before rejecting your application.
- If you are offered a place to study with us, you will be required to pay a deposit to secure your place. Information about deposits is available here.
Fees and Funding
International support
Scholarships and Bursaries
WMG will be awarding over £1.5 million in scholarships and bursaries to students commencing study on any of our full-time MSc programmes beginning in September 2025.
Ready to study with WMG?
We look forward to receiving your MSc application. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.