Studying at Warwick

Teaching

Lectures: Lectures for all EC100-coded modules will begin in academic week 1. You will be able to view your lectures on your tabula timetable Link opens in a new windowshortly.

Seminars: Seminars are more interactive, smaller teaching groups. Seminars will begin:

• Politics and WBS seminars-Academic Week 2
• Economics modules-Academic Week 3

You will receive an email once seminar sign up begins:

• WBS seminars- You will be allocated to a seminar class by WBS

• Sign up for seminars for your other modules via Tabula

Assessment and Feedback Hub

The assessment and feedback hub offers key resources and guidance on every aspect of your assessments, helping you prepare, perform, and grow throughout your Economics studies at Warwick.

Resources

The Department of Economics Resources Hub is your go-to destination for helpful information on our free key resources such as the Financial Times, The Economist, LinkedIn Learning, access to financial databases and much more!

Modules

• L100 and EPAIS students: In your first year, you’ll take a mix of core and optional modules. Make sure your module choices are correctly registered and meet your degree regulations. Click here to learn more about the module registration process.
• Economics & Management students: All first-year modules are core. You’ll be able to choose optional modules in your second and final years.

Personal Development Module (PDM)

This is a compulsory module for all Year 1 students, which is designed to teach you valuable employability skills. We recommend that you start working on PDM early to keep on track. Find out more about PDM.

IT Platforms

There's also loads of handy information about your IT account, getting online, accessing email, online training courses, borrowing a laptop and much more on our IT services webpages. We’ve also put together a quick guide to the key IT systems you’ll be using at Warwick, including Tabula, Moodle, my.wbs and eVision:

Engagement

• Attendance: Attending all lectures and classes is mandatory, and full participation is essential for academic success.

• Monitoring Points: These are key checkpoints during your course used to track your engagement — such as attending a welcome event, lecture, seminar, or submitting coursework. You can view your upcoming monitoring points under the Attendance tab on Tabula.
  
  If you miss a monitoring point, a member of the Economics Pastoral Team or a Senior Tutor may contact you to offer support. Staying engaged is important, as repeatedly missing points can lead to serious consequences — including potential visa issues or withdrawal from the University.