Warwick is one of the UK's leading universities, with an acknowledged reputation for excellence in research and teaching. Warwick's strategy will position it in the top 50 world universities by 2015, its 50th birthday. Its cosmopolitan campus was recently voted the best in the UK, and significant investments have been made over the past decade to enhance its high quality provision for students, from study and support resources to sports and leisure facilities.

Warwick is home to a diverse postgraduate community of over 7000 students from around the world, and offers an innovative and academically rigorous range of taught and research programmes within the faculties of Arts, Social Studies, Science and Medicine. 

The University recognises the contribution that postgraduate students make to Warwick’s culture and community of scholarship, by adding intellectual vitality and vibrancy as they learn, grow and develop. Its goal is to sustain a culture that facilitates the personal and intellectual growth of its students, enabling them to participate fully in the academic community of which they are members. The postgraduate student community is diverse in its make-up, needs and life experience and requires services tailored sensitively.

The Graduate School sees postgraduate education as a means to an end, as well as an end in itself for some students. The Graduate School provides support to students to ensure timely progress, academic success and appropriate preparation for careers across old, new and evolving disciplines in academia, commerce and industry.

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