"My overall experience has been positive. I have learned how to write academically while giving critiques to anything that we read or hear. The lecturers are very helpful and approachable. They are willing to assist us even during their busiest times. I have colleagues from different parts of the world, and I learn a lot from their teaching contexts. It has been an eye-opening experience."

"The fact that students have access to a wide range of journals is something that I appreciate.

It allows me to learn from academics and quite often the debates that take place unveil observations from different angles that I haven’t thought about. What surprised me is the way that we are very close to lecturers, as if we are friends. The way we address and talk to them reduces the barriers among us and I believe this allows students to succeed in their academic life.

In the Applied Linguistics department, we go on different trips. I enjoy it so much because we get the opportunity to visit beautiful towns and learn about the history and culture while having fun with friends. We have also taken part in talent performances, and I have had the opportunity to perform a traditional dance from my country."

"Since I am an English teacher and I have my own Hornby Scholars group, we have been sharing information related to teaching opportunities and journal and/or conference information. We also share contacts with other students and lecturers to make sure that we can keep in touch, even after graduating from Warwick, and keep the doors open to collaboration opportunities."

"By meeting different individuals from different teaching contexts, I have learned that there are so many different things going on just for English teaching scenarios. At first, I was not interested in becoming a lecturer.

After I met some lecturers from Indonesia who are studying in Warwick or have visited Warwick for a short course, I realised that I can make a big difference by teaching as a lecturer. I can also get more opportunities such as grants or PhD study in the future. Studying at Warwick helps me to familiarise myself with how higher education works in many contexts."

"Yes, of course.

First of all, Warwick is among the top ten UK universities, and it has some of the best programmes and departments to choose from. The staff are very nice and helpful, and you will be taken care of. The location is far from the bustling city centre, so it is good for those who love quiet communities.

Warwick has numerous study spaces, so you'll feel at home. If you wish to make friends while doing your favourite activities, then you can join a wide selection of societies from martial arts to sports, and arts to hobbies. The university also holds tonnes of activities such as music performances, comic con, movie screenings, book exhibitions, plays, and much more, providing the chance to take a rest from your assignments and experience fun activities with students from various backgrounds. You can stroll in the central piazza, explore Warwick Arts Centre, visit events in the Oculus, relax in the cafes, meet new friends, and do your favourite activities by joining societies. The University of Warwick has everything you need."