Before you arrive
Before you Arrive

Starting university is an exciting step, and we’re here to help you feel prepared. This section provides all the key information you’ll need before joining us at Warwick.
Transition Resources
We have developed a set of transition resources designed to boost your confidence and skills, so you can start your academic journey feeling well-prepared and supported. We strongly recommend exploring these materials before your course begins.
Click here to find out more about transition resources
Summer Reading
Our optional summer reading list will introduce you to key ideas, spark your curiosity, and help you feel more prepared for your course.
The books suggested are by no means compulsory reading and you are not required to purchase them. However, if you have the time, we hope you enjoy our recommendations.
Student Handbook
Familiarise yourself with our Student Handbooks, these are essential guides to everything you need to know about your studies:
* These will be updated shortly*
Module Choices
If you're an L100 or EPAIS student, we recommend taking some time to explore your optional modules, as this will help you make a more informed decision about what you'd like to study.
You will have a lecture discussing the module registration process during Welcome Week.
Economics and Management students will not need to select optional modules in Year 1
Spring Week Internships
Spring Week applications open early, so if you'd like to get a head start before arriving at Warwick, click here to learn more.
Welcome to Warwick
Take a look at the useful guidance from Warwick’s Central Welcome Week Team, including checklists to help you prepare before leaving for university.
Student Blogs
Find out from our current students what it's like to study at the University of Warwick - explore Unibuddy.
Social Media
Follow the Department of Economics on our various social media platforms, for all the latest events, updates and more!
- Instagram: @warwickeconomics
- LinkedIn: Department of Economics, University of Warwick
- YouTube: warwickeconomics
- Facebook: Department of Economics, The University of Warwick
- X: @warwickecon