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Yep it has a HUGE chinese population (especially if you also include Hong-Kong)
dreamer*girl
Does Warwick have a big chinese population?
just wonderin
just wonderin
You do know that the University of Warwick is not in Warwick, don't you? It would be more relevant to ask about the population of Coventry.
Good bloke
You do know that the University of Warwick is not in Warwick, don't you? It would be more relevant to ask about the population of Coventry.
yeap, i know! but thanx
Cj-Tj
Masshosive chinease population. I would say about maybe 20% of students? Maybe a bit more than this but its very degree dependant.
why are there so many chinese there? i mean, why the university of warwick and not any other??
Apparently Warwick is well known in China and India which will of course help it attract students from those parts of the world. Although the guy I lived next to in my first year was from Hong Kong and when I asked him why he chose Warwick, he had simply looked at league tables!
Warwick advertises a lot in China. They've even got their own China office (in HK). See the attached picture. Conincidentally, they've got an India office, as well. 
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
dreamer*girl
why are there so many chinese there? i mean, why the university of warwick and not any other??
cos their parents dont want to see them ever again so they've sent them all to coventry.
No, it's all about ££££. kerching.
tangsiuje
Warwick advertises a lot in China. They've even got their own China office (in HK). See the attached picture. Conincidentally, they've got an India office, as well.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
There are oxford, cambridge, LSE, UCL, KCL, nottingham, bristol, newcastle, liverpool, edinburgh and leeds offices in hong kong too. Lol.
tangsiuje
Warwick advertises a lot in China. They've even got their own China office (in HK). See the attached picture. Conincidentally, they've got an India office, as well.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
what about civil engineerin? any adea about it? it looks as if it isnt a very good course there
What makes you think that?
dreamer*girl
what about civil engineerin? any adea about it? it looks as if it isnt a very good course there
perhaps you only looked at BEng civil engineering. BEng civil engineering isn't a very good course at any university anyway. Warwick's engineering department is amongst the best in the country...
tangsiuje
Warwick advertises a lot in China. They've even got their own China office (in HK). See the attached picture. Conincidentally, they've got an India office, as well.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
It really depends on the course. I would say that in philosophy, I haven't spotted a single Chinese. In maths, on the other hand, they tend to make up more than a third of the lecture theatre.
Really? Im a maths student and im pretty sure Ive never been in a maths lecture which is composed of any where near 1/3 chinese students
Good bloke
What makes you think that?
it doesn't appear in top civil engineering uni rankings.
eg. guardian:
1. Manchester
2. Imperial College
3. Southampton
4. Bristol
5. Loughborough
6. Sheffield
7. Queen's, Belfast
8. Surrey
9. Nottingham
10. Edinburgh
11. Birmingham
12. Newcastle
13. Dundee
14. Portsmouth
15. Bradford
16. Ulster
17. Nottingham Trent
18. Leeds
19. Bath
20. UCL
21. Heriot-Watt
22. Liverpool
23. Coventry
24. Plymouth
25. Bolton
26. Cardiff
27. Teesside
28. Napier
29. Abertay
30. Paisley
31. Strathclyde
32. Salford
33. Kingston
34. City
35. Glasgow
36. Liverpool John Moores
37. Leeds Met
38. University of East London
39. Brighton
40. Wolverhampton
Cool.Zero
perhaps you only looked at BEng civil engineering. BEng civil engineering isn't a very good course at any university anyway. Warwick's engineering department is amongst the best in the country...
still if u have a look at the grades other unis ask for civil eng, they are always higher than the ones asked by warwick.
and im applying for the BEng course because its easier to get accepted, and after the second year at uni u are normally allowed to transfer to MEng if you get the required grade.
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