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Explore our 2027 Postgraduate course pages
Explore our 2027 Postgraduate course pages
Ready to explore your options for 2027? Dive straight into our course pages to get all the details - including module guides, class sizes, entry requirements, teaching methods and more. Everything you need is right here!
Founded in 1965, the University of Warwick is the youngest member of the Russell Group and renowned for seeking out and addressing complex global challenges with era-defining innovative thinking. A connected ecosystem of staff, students and alumni, the University fosters transformative learning, interdisciplinary collaboration and bold industry partnerships across state-of-the-art facilities in the UK and global satellite hubs.
Here, spirited thinkers push boundaries, experiment, and challenge convention to create a better world.
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MSc In-Person Open Evening at The Shard, London
Take the next step towards your future at Warwick Business School's MSc Open Evening, hosted at The Shard. Discover how a MSc degree from WBS can help you achieve your academic goals, accelerate your career, and unlock new opportunities.
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Download our 2027 postgraduate prospectus and discover everything Warwick has to offer - from courses and careers to accommodation, campus life and more.
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Why Warwick?
92%
Of our research has been assessed to be 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' in the Research Excellence Framework
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68th
Warwick is ranked 68th in the world and top 10 in all major UK league tables
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4th
in the UK by the UK's top 100 graduate employers
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Excellence at Warwick
We’re proud to be a world-leading university where bold ideas and curiosity drive real-world impact. Explore our academic excellence , or discover our partnerships in action .
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The Poetry of Time
Professor Liz Barry explores rhythm, flow and communication after cognitive loss in older people.
Re-shaping the news
Professor Fabienne Peter’s research explores a pressing question: how do we fight the rise of fake news and misinformation?
Under the skin of cancer detection
Professor Emma MacPherson is using innovative terahertz light technology to get under the skin of cancer detection.
The phoenix planet: astronomers find a world reborn from its star's ashes
Astronomers have discovered the first example of a second-generation planet orbiting a white dwarf, a world that appears to have formed from the remains of the dead star it now orbits.
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New Scale-up Pathway connects regional strengths to keep British innovation growing in the UK
WestTech London and the West Midlands have joined forces to strengthen links between two leading regional innovation ecosystems. Convened by Imperial College London and the University of Warwick, the new Scale-up Pathway will help turn research into innovation, grow businesses and strengthen the UK’s global competitiveness.
University of Warwick wins national award for helping young people into work
Warwick’s Social Inclusion Early Careers Intern Programme has been named Pre-Recruitment Programme of the Year at the UK Social Mobility Awards 2026, recognising its work supporting young people to build confidence, develop skills and explore their future careers.
Medieval ‘guest star’ reveals its secrets after nearly 850 years
Warwick astronomers are part of an international team to reveal the most detailed view yet of Pa 30, the likely remnant of a supernova documented in 1181. The new observations reveal that its famous ‘firework’ filaments are not smooth streaks, but chains of tiny knots.