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Module Information and Credits

Full Academic Year Modules

You can view full academic year modules by referring the Departments pages below. You are required to take undergraduate level modules unless the agreement between our universities specifies you can take postgraduate modules. Remember that your base department will be the academic department that holds the agreement with your home university, and you should choose at least 75% of your modules from that department.

Further information on the modules available can be found in the module catalogueLink opens in a new window

Part-Year Modules

If you will only be attending for part of the year please click hereLink opens in a new window to see which academic departments allow part-year study.

Part-year modules are suitable for students attending Warwick for one or two terms only. You can view - the part year module catalogue.Link opens in a new window

Please use the following guide to calculate the part-year credits for each module listed:

  • Autumn term - 40%
  • Autumn and Spring - 80%
  • Spring - 40%
  • Spring and Summer - 60%

The University of Warwick expects Study Abroad students to undertake the following amount of work:

  • 120 CATS points (60 ECTS) for a full academic year
  • 48 CATS (24 ECTS) for Autumn or Spring only
  • 96 CATS (48 ECTS) for Autumn & Spring
  • 72 CATS (36 ECTS) Spring & Summer

Teaching

Lectures and seminars are mainly held in the Autumn and Spring Terms. The Summer Term is reserved for revision and examinations; although there are some subject areas which continue teaching modules. Please be aware of this when you are signing your accommodation contract. It is not possible to alter the dates of your contract later in the year.


Arts

Science

Social Sciences

Classics & Ancient HistoryLink opens in a new window

English & Comparative Literary Studies

Film & Television StudiesLink opens in a new window

French Studies*Link opens in a new window

German StudiesLink opens in a new window*

Hispanic Studies*Link opens in a new window

HistoryLink opens in a new window

History of ArtLink opens in a new window

Italian Studies*Link opens in a new window - Notes for Italian Studies students

Theatre, Performance & Cultural Policy StudiesLink opens in a new window

Language CentreLink opens in a new window - any students taking language modules, please refer also to the School of Modern Languages website for Visiting students

Liberal ArtsLink opens in a new window - contact Dr. Bryan Brazeau to discuss.

ChemistryLink opens in a new window

Computer Science 

EngineeringLink opens in a new window

Life SciencesLink opens in a new window

MathematicsLink opens in a new window

PhysicsLink opens in a new window

PsychologyLink opens in a new window

StatisticsLink opens in a new window

Applied Linguistics

EconomicsLink opens in a new window

Global Sustainable DevelopmentLink opens in a new window

Centre for Education StudiesLink opens in a new window

LawLink opens in a new window

PhilosophyLink opens in a new window

Politics and International StudiesLink opens in a new window

SociologyLink opens in a new window

Warwick Business SchoolLink opens in a new window