Warwick Student Survey in Term 3 2025/26: Results
The Warwick Student Survey (WSS) replaces the previous Student Feedback Survey (SFS)and takes place each year in Term 1 and Term 3.
The results
In this Term 3 survey, questions are a lighter touch compared to our Term 1 survey. The survey question set, and aims to deliver insights into the overall student experience, from connection, support, belonging and AI. This year, the Term 3 (2025/26 academic year) Warwick Student Survey received 2,946 responses.
We have included key findings below:
- 93% of students feel safe at Warwick and 91% feel like they can be themselves.
- Students at Warwick are generally confident in their academics at Warwick- 81% of respondents understand what is expected of them to succeed academically and 77% feel equipped to make the most of their academic studies at Warwick.
- 85% of students are satisfied with street lighting on campus and teaching spaces. Students are less likely to be satisfied with Wi-Fi on campus.
- Students are becoming more confident and competent with using AI compared to the beginning of the academic year, with increasing proportions of students reporting to be intermediate users or experts at using AI. However, students are still concerned that relying too much on AI will affect their critical thinking and problem-solving skills (83%).
Responding to your feedback
Based on previous survey feedback, we wanted to ensure you are aware of current opportunities and support available to you:
- If you need any mental health and emotional wellbeing support, please reach out to the Wellbeing and Student Support team.
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If you are unsure of where to go for support or advice, you can speak to your personal tutor or supervisor as they will be able to give you guidance or signpost you to the right team to help. If you live on campus, you can speak to the Residential Community team who can help or signpost you to the relevant team.
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The Students' Union Advice Centre is also available to help if you’re experiencing a problem in relation to your studies, accommodation, money or personal problems.
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Through the Together at Warwick programmeLink opens in a new window there are a variety of social events and opportunities that you can join.
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You can also explore the Students' Union societies and sports clubs, covering a wide range of interests.
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Our Careers team can help you explore career possibilities and build your confidence as you think about next steps after university.
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If you have experienced or seen any behaviours you are not comfortable with, then contact Report and Support.
Be involved in the dialogue
At Warwick, we all contribute to the conversation and it's this on-going dialogue that helps us learn from each other. Look out for future opportunities to share your feedback including the NSS, PTES, PREF, and our Term 3 Warwick Student Survey.