Warwick Search assembles results from different sources in a single page, showing matches for web pages, people, past exam papers, campus map locations and the University's open access research archive (WRAP). You can access the search facility at https://search.warwick.ac.uk.

Example searches

• The word law – notice the default order of the results sections: suggested results; website search results; people; campus map; Warwick research archive; exam papers
• People called Jackson
  
• The phrase where physics – the Physics building on the campus map appears first in the results
• The phrase who law – use this query to search for people called law rather than the School of Law
• The phrase economics papers – past exam papers appear first in the results

Search tips

• Make sure that your search terms are spelled correctly
• Use multiple words – for example, when looking for information about staying in halls of residence, the query hall residence accommodation returns more relevant results than residence
• Use AND to retrieve results for all words in the search terms – for example, family AND accommodation
• Use OR to retrieve results for any words in the search terms – for example, mathematics OR statistics
• Enclose terms in double quotes to search for the exact phrase – for example, "halls of residence"

We hope that this search service helps you to find the information you need quickly, wherever you are and however you search.