Warwick's serene campus, which blends a digital edge with natural beauty, was exactly what I was looking for. The university's strong academic reputation, particularly the excellence of the business school, made it my top choice. Discover Saumya's journey at Warwick and what led them to apply for the MSc International Business

How did you hear about Warwick?

I first came across Warwick while browsing online, where its strong reputation and beautiful campus really caught my eye. My interest grew even more after chatting with a few relatives who studied here about 20 years ago. Hearing their fond memories and how much the university has evolved made me feel like Warwick could be the perfect fit for me. It was a blend of online discovery and personal stories that truly drew me in.

Where else did you consider studying?/ Where did your friends or siblings go?

I mainly considered universities in the UK and Ireland, while my friends chose to study in the USA and Australia , I am the first person from my family to study abroad.

Why did you choose Warwick over other UK universities and other universities in the world?

Warwick's serene campus, which blends a digital edge with natural beauty, was exactly what I was looking for. The university's strong academic reputation, particularly the excellence of the business school, made it my top choice.

When you found out about Warwick, did you contact the University to find out more? Which department?

Yes, I contacted the university through the enquiry forms for international students. Specifically, I reached out to Warwick Business School (WBS) for detailed course information.

Do you have any feedback on the service, advice or overall experience of working with the agent?

The process was smooth, and the agents were very helpful. One suggestion would be to facilitate connections with alumni online so prospective students can ask more specific questions.

Would you recommend working with this agent to a friend in their application to Warwick?

Yes, definitely. The insights provided were valuable, and the process had a personal touch that made it feel more welcoming.

Was your arrival and orientation okay? What were your first impressions/highlights?

It was quite overwhelming, but in a good way. The Welcome Week was packed with opportunities to meet new people and learn about the campus, making it an overall great experience.

What is the best thing about Warwick?

For me, the best thing about Warwick is the seating areas, the common spaces that offer a calm, communal atmosphere are truly special.

What are your impressions of your accommodation? Is this on campus/off campus?

I stayed on campus in the Lakeside Villages. It was a wonderful experience and felt like a true home away from home , with gooses , swans and the lovely lake to gaze upon whole day from my window.

Did you undertake any internships or study abroad opportunities? Please include examples of Spring/Summer internships and the name of the firm/organisation or the country where you studied abroad?

Yes, I worked on climate-related projects with EUTOPIA and completed an internship under the TEAMWORK program with Action for Development, an NGO in Switzerland as I am a Master's student it was only a year.

Are you a member of any societies? If so, what have you done with them?

I actively participated in the Luxury and Retail Society, attending a company visit to Matter of Form in London and engaging in several insightful speaker events. Additionally, I joined the Tango and Language Societies, where I enjoyed cultural dinners and gatherings that greatly enriched my overall experience.

Have you travelled in the UK/Europe?

Yes, I've had the opportunity to travel extensively across the UK, visiting beautiful places like Dorset, the Lake District, and Oxford. Each destination has deepened my love for the rich history and vibrant arts scene that this country offers. There's still so much more to explore, and I'm eager to continue discovering new places.

What do you hope to do when you graduate?

I’m aiming to find opportunities in social media and marketing, where I can continue to learn and grow in the field.

If you were giving advice to a student considering study at Warwick, what advice would you give them?

Be outgoing and take every opportunity. Learn new things, even those you never thought you would, like I did with swimming.

What one thing makes you happy about Warwick?

The small, cozy corners of the campus where you can sit, relax, and experience the changing weather, from aurora sightings to shooting stars. Those moments are truly magical.