Your first few weeks

In-person Right to Study Check Event

• Attend your check – All full-time, non-British/non-Irish students must attend an in-person Right to Study Check on arrival at Warwick to complete course enrolment.
• Collect your BRP (if applicable) – If you chose to have your BRP delivered to Warwick under the Alternative Collection Location (ACL) option, you can collect it at this event.
• Event details – Your check will take place from 9:00am-9:30am on Monday 22 September 2025 in the Rootes Building (Learning Grid - Ground Floor).
• Bring your documents – Please bring all relevant immigration documents with you.
• Complete both steps before studying – You must finish Course Registration (online) and pass the in-person checks before you can begin any study.
• Receive confirmation – Once all checks are complete, you will get an email confirming you are fully enrolled. At this point, your enrolment status will be updated to "Fully Enrolled".

ID Cards

On arriving at Warwick, you will be able to collect your student ID Card. Your card gives you access to the Library and certain buildings around campus. If you are living in on-campus accommodation then you can collect your ID card with your accommodation key. All other MRes students can collect their ID card from your in-person Right-to-Study check event in Rootes Buildling. Further detail is available here.

When collecting your card, you will be required to show proof of your identity (e.g. your passport, driving licence, national identity card, etc) including your full name and photograph, for verification purposes.

Advanced Mathematics for Economics

All incoming MRes Economics students are invited to attend a short course, 'Advanced Mathematics for Economics'. Teaching will take place in the Social Sciences building in the Department of Economics.

This non-examined course does not attract credit for your taught first year.

Induction Session

You should register with the Department on Monday 22nd September, by joining the 'Welcome to the MRes' presentation, which we will be running in person in room S2.79 (second floor of the Social Sciences building). During the session you will meet the Director of the MRes/PhD and the Deputy Director and we will provide you with further information about your programme. This meeting is your first compulsory attendance monitoring point.

Support Services

To help familiarise you with the resources and facilities available at Warwick, view the support services videos, these should be watched during the first week of your course.

Teaching Timetable

The 2025/26 timetable is currently being finalised. Check your on-line teaching timetable carefully and regularly to keep up to date with any changes. Personalised teaching timetables including class times and other small group teaching activity can be seen by visiting Tabula, where you will see your assigned classes for core modules.

Welcome Week

The University will run a number of activities for new students during Welcome Week (29 September-05 October). We encourage you to attend these activities when they don't clash with your Pre-sessional course. Further details are available here: find out more.

Student Finance

If you have been awarded a departmental scholarship, you will need to input your bank details online in order to receive your monthly stipend. Instructions on how to do this are available here. If you are delayed in your arrival to Warwick you may need to open a UK bank account from abroad, information on how you can do this is available here.

Status Letters

Once you have formally enrolled and you have your term time address you can request a status letter, which you may require in order to open a UK bank account, once you arrive. A status letter can be requested via the enrolment dashboard of eVision.

IT Systems

During your time as an Economics student, you will encounter various IT systems for different purposes. As there is a lot to take in during your first few weeks, we have created a summary of these systems and their uses to help make it that little easier for you.

• Tabula - You can check your timetable, upcoming monitoring points and assignments, personal tutor and declare mitigation using the Tabula online system.
• Moodle - Regularly check Moodle for access to lecture notes, lecture capture, pre-recorded videos and announcements. Watch this video for more information on using Echo360.
• eMR/eVision - This system can be used to register for your modules at the start of term. You can also download a Student Status letter (see below).
• MyWarwick app - Download and explore the MyWarwick app so you will receive alerts if we need to contact you urgently regarding your study.
• Talis Aspire - online reading list with links to e resources, which can be accessed from your module webpages.

MRes Handbook

Your handbook contains important information about your programme of study, degree regulations, Departmental and University procedures, and other useful information.

You should ensure that you are familiar with the content of this document and refer to it in the first instance should you have a query about your course.

The 2025-26 MRes Handbook will be available from the course start date.

MRes/PhD Modules

The Department will register you for all your modules in your first year, therefore, you don't have to register your module/exam choices using the eVision Module Registration (EMR) system.

Find out more details on the available MRes Modules.