When do warwick send out offers

This is because grade inflation means many institutions will have to accept more students than planned. Other universities are taking similar action to the University of Warwick, such as Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Oxford. However, some universities are experiencing an unexpected surge in numbers leading to issues with capacity. For example, Durham University are offering financial incentives to persuade applicants to defer their studies until the next academic year.

MSc Management. MSc Marketing and Strategy. MA International Politics and Europe. MA History Early Modern. MA Philosophy and the Arts. MSc Analytical and Polymer Science. MA Social Work.

PGCE Drama. Warwick Business School Doctoral Programme. CDT Synthetic Biology. MScR Chemistry. PhD Physics. PhD Mathematics. PhD Sociology. MScR Engineering. PhD Engineering. PhD Life Sciences. PhD Chemistry. PhD Computer Science. Please ensure that your email account is configured to accept messages from warwick. A small number of courses hold interviews, at which candidates are also able to visit the department and the University.

Alternative arrangements will be made for those who do not live in the UK. You should make the most of the interview to obtain further information about the course including teaching methods and University and to determine whether it is suitable for you.

Also, use the interview to communicate important information about yourself and to expand on areas that you have covered in the personal statement section of your UCAS application form. Further information about the courses for which interviews are held is included in the prospectus entry of the relevant department. In addition to interviews for these courses, those returning to study and applicants who will be under 18 at the start of their course may also be offered an interview.

Please note that as all decisions are communicated to applicants via UCAS, course selectors cannot make official offers at interview. Once the course selector has made their decision, we will send it to UCAS.

If you are successful in your application, we will send you an email with details of the offer we have made. If you receive an offer through UCAS but haven't had an email from Warwick within one week, please contact us.

Depending on the practice in the department you have applied to, you may receive an invitation to a Departmental Open Day, where you can meet some of the academic staff involved in teaching your chosen course and ask any questions you may have. Departmental Open Days typically take place from late October to May. If you are not successful in your application, you will be notified of this by UCAS with a reason for our decision.

Decisions are often made on a highly competitive basis and therefore we are often unable to make offers to all applicants who meet, or even exceed, the typical entry requirements. We are sorry if you have received an unsuccessful decision on your application via UCAS.

Our courses are extremely competitive, and unfortunately we are not able to make offers to all applicants who meet, or even exceed, the typical entry requirements.

The reason for our decision is communicated via UCAS. If you wish to request more detailed feedback, please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Team.

Feedback will not be provided verbally so we will follow up your request with written feedback only. The University of Warwick does not permit appeals against academic decisions made on applications. However, if you wish to complain about how your application has been handled or feel that we have not followed proper procedure, then please see our complaints procedure for how to do this.