Registering for External Modules
Each department at Warwick has its own process and deadlines for students to register for their modules. It is important that you follow their process for each non-Law module you would like to apply for. Below we have collated information on most academic departments.
Once you have a confirmed place on a non-Law module, please complete the External Module Confirmation Form below. Please do not complete this form until your place has been confirmed by the department running the module.
Have you considered studying a Business School module next year?
WBS would like to invite all students to attend our 26/27 module fair, taking place on Wednesday 11th March from 13:00 – 16:00. The fair is the perfect opportunity to learn more about WBS modules, speak directly to our academics, and find out how the application process works. The fair will also be attended by student ambassadors who will be able to share their own experiences of studying WBS modules.
The fair will take place in the main atrium of the WBS building on Wednesday 11thMarch, and we hope to see you there!
Information for students on WBS module application
WBS module applications take place earlier than most departments, with round 1 running from 11th March to 30th April. WBS modules are often very popular and have limited capacity, so to maximise their chance of securing a place on their desired module(s) we strongly advise students to apply with us in this round. Later rounds will take place over summer, and at the start of each teaching term.
As well as the module fair, students can access loads of information about our modules and the application process via our my.wbsModule Application Hub, which is currently being updated with 26/27 information ahead of the fair.
Students can log into my.wbs using the usual IT login details, they don’t need to create a new account.
Sociology do not hold a module fair. Students who are interested in Sociology modules should check this page for the modules available: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/current/undergraduate/modules/
Module pre-registration for sociology modules opens at the end of April (date to be confirmed) and closes at the end of May/early June (dates to be confirmed). If you are a joint honours with Sociology student, Sociology will email you with a link to their pre-registration page where you will be asked to indicate your choices for Sociology modules only. The link to the form is here https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/current/undergraduate/modules/module-selection/
Once Sociology close the form, module choices are then checked with partner departments before choices are then confirmed in August.
Philosophy's Options Fair will be held on Wednesday 13th May 2026 with module application forms then open until Friday 22nd May.
Philosophy module application process and forms: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/philosophy/intranets/undergraduate/modules/optionsfair/
Only Economics home and joint degree students are permitted to pre-register for Economics modules in the Spring term. Modules are not opened up to external students until the module registration period at the start of Term 1 and again in Term 2. Students submit their request through the form, module leaders in Economics review requests and then email the student to confirm whether it has been approved or declined.
Some modules will reach capacity and will be removed from the list of options available.
If you are interested in taking an Economics module, please use the form below:
Full-Time Warwick Students seeking an Economics module as an outside option
Module selection will run from 11th-24th May. Students who are interested in taking a PAIS module should email paisug@warwick.ac.uk
Apply for Liberal Arts modules using this form: Liberal Arts Optional Module Choice Form
Please note that you must obtain the permission of your home department to register for Liberal Arts modules. Once you have received permission, please forward this to the Liberal Arts Undergraduate Office (liberalarts@warwick.ac.uk) before 12pm (noon) Wednesday 25 March 2026.
Students who do not have permission from their home department will be de-registered from the modules.
Classics provide information about their modules (overview and taster video by the module convenor) for the coming year via a Honours module webpage and have a webform for students to submit their choices.
Information on modules available: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/intranets/students/modules/modules2026-27/
Register your interest from 11 March - 1 May 2026:
https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/intranets/students/modules/moduleoptions/
For Law and Humanities students, here is a field for you to fill in to say you are from Law and Humanities. Alternatively, you can e-mail classics@warwick.ac.uk with your choice.
We will be able to confirm whether a student has a place on the module by the end of Term 3.
Please note: External students will only be offered places once all Classics and Joint Degree students have been assigned their modules.
Please e-mail classics@warwick.ac.uk if you have any questions.
A list of options available can be found at: UG Modules 2026/27
How to apply: 2026/27 English Literature Module Options
Form link to apply: All Other Degrees
The deadline to apply is Wednesday 18 March 2026.
Law and Humanities Students
The Module Selection Form for History modules for Law and Humanities students for 2026/27 is open from 16th - 27th March, midday (UK time).
Law and Humanities students interested in applying for any History modules for 2026/27 will be able to do so HERELink opens in a new window.
A list of History modules running in 2026/27 can be found here: Modules 2026/27
You can find more information about History module selection, course syllabi and module FAQs on the department website: History Module InformationLink opens in a new window
If you have any queries about History modules or the History module selection form, please don’t hesitate to contact us at HistoryModules@warwick.ac.ukLink opens in a new window
All other students
History will open up their module selection forms for all students who are not single or joint honours History students using the form on this web page:
History External Module Form (2026-2027)
The form opens at:12pm (UK time) Wednesday 27 April 2026
The form closes at:4pm (UK time) Friday 16 October 2026
To follow.
If you are a student from another department in the university (or a visiting international student) you may take the following modules in our department.
Film Analysis and Methods (15 CATS) Flyer
Film History and Methods (15 CATS) Flyer
If you wish to take either of these modules, please email us at filmandtv@warwick.ac.uk
Further information
Modules other than those listed above are available for students with sufficient background in Film and Television Studies, including students who have already taken Film Analysis and Methods and/or Film History and Methods. You should discuss these options with your tutor. If you are interested in taking an intermediate or final-year module, please email us at SCAVPCenquiries@warwick.ac.uk
Please review the modules and this web page: SMLC external modules
Complete the application form here: externalmodulesform
IATL will be running a Module Fair on 18th March 2026 12:30–14:30 in FAB Agora.
Applications to take an IATL module for 2026/27 will open on 11 March. Apply using this form: Request to take an IATL undergraduate module
The Language Centre module fair in term 2 will take place Wednesday 4 March 2026, in the FAB building, 14:00-17:00 with another session held on Wednesday 6th May. Further information about Language modules can be found here
Language Centre Module Fair Taster SessionsLink opens in a new window
How to add a language to your degree.
The Language Centre (The Language Centre - Faculty of Arts - University of Warwick) offers a wide range of modules at various levels in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish.
To help you achieve your language learning goals, to acquire a new language or improve your language skills, several choices are available:
1. Modules for credit on the Academic Programme
These can be taken as part of your undergraduate degree course but must be agreed with Law before enrolling. There are a range of levels available, as well as accelerated options for those who want to develop their language skills at a faster pace. More information is available from:The Language Centre - Academic Modules (warwick.ac.uk)
Please note: Final year students may not apply for a beginners level (level 1) module, unless it is the beginners (accelerated) level.
2. Modules not for credit on the Academic Programme
The same modules as those available for credit are also available to take in addition to degree studies. A fee applies to these modules. More information is available from:Language Centre - Academic Fees (warwick.ac.uk)
More information is available from: University of Warwick: The Language Centre: Language Courses.
This form for students to apply for GSD modules will open Wednesday, 11th March 2026.
Design Studies is a new department and can offer a limited number of year two modules for 26/27 to external students.
Module pages: Our Modules - Design Studies - University of Warwick
Module expression of interest form: Design Studies Modules for External Students - Design Studies - University of Warwick