Campus map

Whether you are trying to get from Gibbet Hill to Westwood, the Sports Centre to the Arts Centre, or just find your Supervisor's office, the online campus map can guide you.

Also available on the MyWarwick app.

Getting your ID card

A must have for getting round campus, as many buildings have card-access doors. Also important for taking advantage of student discounts off-campus!

You can collect your card from Senate House on the main campus.

Your ITS account

To access Warwick's computing facilities, you need an ITS account. Guidance is provided for registering and using your account. Make sure to check your university email daily so you don't miss anything important. You can also get the MyWarwick app for your phone.

Your account also gives you access to MS Teams. Make sure to activate notifications for any channels you're in.

Meeting your supervisors

You'll have been in contact with your supervisor(s) during your application and some of you may have had the chance to meet them in person before starting. It's a good idea to arrange a meeting with your supervisor(s) once you've officially started so that you can start building a relationship with them.

Finding accommodation

If you're new to the area, you might want help finding accommodation.

Warwick Accommodation offers a range of on- and off-campus options, including provisions specific for postgraduates.

There is also a large private rental market across Coventry, Kenilworth, and Leamington Spa to suit a range of budgets/needs. Useful starting points are SpareRoom, RightMove, and Zoopla.

University Welcome Week

Alongside the Welcome events we offer as the Doctoral College, the university offers a huge range of events to help you settle into life here.

Extensive induction guidance can be found on the Welcome to Warwick pages, including details of Welcome Week events and information for postgraduates.

Don't forget that you're department will probably run some welcome events too!

International PGRs

As an international PGR, there are some additional things to take care of upon arrival. Most queries can be solved by the Immigration and Compliance team.

If you're on a student visa, in anticipation of your arrival you should read this page. In particular, guidance about travelling to the UK, collecting your BRP card, and registering with the police.

As part of your visa application, you may have paid the NHS Immigration Health Surcharge. Once you arrive, don't forget to register with a doctor's surgery. There is a health centre on campus and doctor's surgeries can be found across the local area.

Disability Services

Warwick offers wide ranging provisions for those with disabilities.

The Library

The Library has a dedicated PG team, running many activities and events including weekly networking sessions and the PhD Life blog.

Warwick Arts Centre

Warwick Arts Centre is one of the biggest arts venues outside of London. Located right in the middle of campus, it plays a central role in university life.

Eating and drinking on campus

Find out more about places to eat and drink on campus, including opening times and current food and drink offers.

Exploring the area

Whether you're interested in Shakespeare, bustling nightlife, or hiking in the countryside, the local area has a lot to offer.

Sports & Wellness Hub

University of Warwick's Sports & Wellness Hub offers a full gym, climbing centre, squash courts, a swimming pool, and more.

Wellbeing Support Services

Wellbeing Support Services offer access to counselling, advice and support, a wide range of self-help resources, a Wellbeing Masterclass specifically for postgraduate researchers, and more.

Students' Union

The Students’ Union (SU) provides representation, social activities and support to ensure the best experience possible for every Warwick student.

PhD Networks

It's important to make connections with other PGRs during your doctoral studies. Warwick boasts a range of networks open to PGRs from across the university.

Global Connections Club

Global Connections offers an informal online community and in-person socials where students can come together to mix with others through simple activities, games, or conversations.

Funding and scholarships

Find out more about funding and scholarships, information about alternative ways to support your studies, as well as guidance around annual, parental, or sick leave.

PhD Life

Our 'PhD Life' section provides information about all the activities and opportunities open to Warwick PGRs, including, our PGR Networks, guidance on teaching, and the university Library.

Our PGR Calendar is a repository of all events for PGRs.

Researcher Development Online

Supporting you with skills training and professional development opportunities, Researcher Development Online offers a range of workshops for all stages of the PhD journey.

Supervision and progression

Learn more about your 1st year Upgrade, your Annual Review, and that all important relationship with your supervisor.

You can also find out about your entitlement to pastoral support as a PGR.

Submission

These important final weeks and months towards the end of your PhD probably seem a long way off right now but will come around quicker than you imagine. We provide all the guidance you need to ensure your submitted thesis fits the requirements, for setting up your viva, and for doing corrections and revisions.

Contacting us

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