When You Get Here
Whether you’re arriving in September or at another time of year, we can’t wait to welcome you to our Warwick community. These pages will help you find out where you need to be and what you need to do to help make your arrival as smooth as possible.
Living on campus?
If you'll be living on campus, click the button below to view your Arrivals Instructions. If you've got any questions, check out their FAQs.
Living off campus?
We've pulled together some guidance to help you, including transport, support, warm hubs on campus and more.
Life at University Guide
Discover our University Support Services, everything from playing sport, support for your wellbeing to washing your clothes and making friends. The comprehensive guide to life at Warwick.
Welcome Week
Welcome Week 2026 will run from Mon 28 Sep - Sun 4 October 2026, find out more about what Welcome Week has in store, our top tips and check out some highlights...
International Students - Right to Study Check
After completing course registration, all international students requiring a visa to study in the UK will need to attend an in-person right to study check. Find out how to book your appointment and what to bring with you by clicking the link above.
Where can I get something to eat?
Once you have unpacked and settled into your room, you may start to get hungry. Fortunately, there's a wide range of places to eat and drink on campus.
Nearby, but off campus, there is also the Cannon Park Shopping Centre which includes a multitude of food outlets.
Hungry for breakfast and don't fancy cooking? Come along to Café Library during Arrivals Weekend (Fri-Sun) anytime between 9am and 12pm where you'll find unlimited tea or filter coffee with every full cooked breakfast purchase.
Explore Campus
Find your bearings with our interactive campus map. We'll also be offering campus tours over the arrivals period and Welcome Week, you'll be able to meet one of our student ambassadors who'll take you on a 45 minute walk round campus.
Post & Parcels
Information on arrangements for post and parcels for on campus residents including the address you should use when ordering items, what happens when items arrive on campus, and where to collect items from.
Residential Community
Information and resources for students living in on-campus accommodation. The RCT work and live alongside students within the halls of residence and are a key part of welfare and support. You'll also find information about specific residences and Residential Community events.
Library Induction
Everything you need to know about using the Library at Warwick, including self-guided tours.