Whether you're about to start your Warwick journey, or you're already studying with us, the pages below give you lots of information from our University Support Services to help you make the most out of your time at Warwick. There's lots of support available to you and if you ever need help, all you need do is ask.
During Welcome Week, you'll have a chance to meet staff from our University Support Services, find out more and have any of your questions answered, so why not come along to our...
Find interactive maps of campus, a 360 virtual tour and guides to the local area to help you get your bearings. We'll also be offering in person tours of campus with a current student when you arrive, so you'll get to hear from our students what they love most about our beautiful campus.
Whether you're a seasoned commuter or exploring new sustainable transportation options, you'll find everything here to navigate your journey, including travel by bus, cycle, train and more.
Discover food and shopping right on campus, including where to purchase lovingly prepared nutritious food, our on-campus grocery store and even a weekly food market hosting a wide range of independent traders.
Our campus has it all. Explore all the additional amenities that you can find on campus such as the location of the post office, Amazon lockers, and more.
Are you confused by some of the terminology that's been used since you got here? Check out this handy University jargon buster to learn definitions of what those new words mean!
We know there's a lot to consider when manging your money at University. The Student Funding Support team provide advice and guidance, including a budget calculator to help you.
New students are prime targets for online scams and cyber-attacks. Protect yourself and your money by following these tips and completing the 'Cybersafe' course today.
If you'll be living on campus, WASHPOINT launderettes are how you'll be able to wash your clothes. Find out how to use the machines and where they're located here.
Your partner in making a positive impact on the environment, find out how the energy and sustainability team are helping you be more energy efficient and protecting green spaces on campus.
IDG provides an online IT induction for all new students enrolling at Warwick. Click through here to access a video introduction and a range of simple guides to help you get started.
There's information on a range of key topics - from getting your IT user account set up, using email, Teams and a range of standard Microsoft 365 software. There's also security guidance, online training and much more.
Whether you're just starting your university journey or looking to refresh your academic skills, this resource is here to support you throughout your time at Warwick.
Click the link above to find essential information and practical advice from current students to help you navigate your academic experience with clarity and confidence. From terminology, to digital platforms, to how to plan your time, everything to help you stay on track and succeed academically.
Located at the heart of campus, the Library is likely to be integral to your studies. It is more than just a place to go to study and borrow books - there's a host of services aimed at helping make your university journey better.
Discover everything you need to know about getting to grips with the Library from study spaces to specialist Librarians, and so much more.
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LinkedIn Learning is free for all Warwick University students and staff.
IDG's Knowledge Base is the first stop to check for information, anytime, on a wide range of service and support topics. For key information if you are not logged in, visit our knowledge articles or for the main KB, click the link above.
Unable to find the solution you need in the Knowledge Base or need one to one support? You can make a request or find more information through IDG's Self Service Portal.
You can also ask Itika – IDG’s new AI virtual assistant is available to help you access our support services quickly and easily.
Looking to develop your skills, explore career options, or gain insight into life after university? The Warwick Alumni Mentoring Programmeconnects current students with experienced Warwick graduates who can offer personalised advice, support and guidance.
Wellbeing & Student Support provide a range of services including practical advice and emotional support, self-help resources, email counselling and more. They're also home to the University's Disability Team and Counselling and Psychotherapy Services.
Find essential information about meningitis, septicaemia and other vaccinations, and how to access sexual health services - including information on STI testing, contraception and guidance on self-sampling kits.
The SU Advice Centre offer free, impartial and non-judgemental advice and support. Find out about some of the common problems they've helped students with and how to get in touch if you need them.
Find out about Warwick's state of the art sports facilities, including memberships, sports clubs and even weekly free sport sessions to help boost your physical and mental wellbeing.
Support within your department
Want to find out about support available within your department? Head to the Academic Essentials Resource for more information!
From Welcome Week right through until the end of your degree or research, the Together at Warwick Team are here to help you make friends. With celebrations, pop-up events, community events and so much more...
The SU provides representation, social activities and support to every student at Warwick. Sports and Societies are a massive part of the Warwick community, with such a wide range, we're sure you'll find your tribe in no time!
Residential Community Team
To provide support and help you settle in to your accommodation are our Residential Community Assistants (RCAs), who are students just like you.
With exhibitions, workshops, films, live music, comedy and more there's something for everyone with the largest arts venue in the Midlands - right on the heart of campus!
There is a thriving community of musicians at Warwick. Whether you sing, play an instrument or are interested in music production the Music Centre is open for all students no matter what you are studying.
Whether you have a busy schedule or lots of free time, Warwick Volunteers can enable you to volunteer in the local community and have a wide range of roles on offer.
Find career advice and improve your CV with the Careers Team, develop your skills with the Warwick Award and even study abroad with the Student Mobility team.
There is further helpful information and advice for international students on our welcome pages, from sorting out your study visas to tailored career support.
