GREAT Scholarships at University of Warwick

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• WMG

  Progressive, technology-led companies need people with the skills to drive innovation, productivity and profitability in a global business environment. WMG is a multidisciplinary department providing just this: management and industry-relevant education with real world application.

  We offer sixteen MSc courses across applied management, engineering, digital technologies, business, and innovation, all designed to meet the needs of global industry. Whether you're looking to launch, enhance or change your career, this is where students transform as professionals in their chosen fields.

• Warwick Business School

  MSc Finance

  The MSc Finance program provides in-depth theoretical and quantitative skills, preparing you for various finance careers while encouraging critical thinking and challenging established paradigms.

  MSc Management

  The MSc Management program integrates business disciplines, accelerating leadership development for roles in large companies, entrepreneurship, and impactful positions in mid-size firms and family enterprises.

  MSc Business Analytics

  The MSc Business Analytics enhances your quantitative consultancy skills, teaching you to analyse large data sets with statistical methods, predictive models, and visualization tools, preparing you for data-driven careers.

  Law

  Warwick Law School attracts students who wish to learn and be challenged in a supportive, enriching and international environment. A WLS education has helped propel our alumni to successful careers in the Trade Development Authority Pakistan; the European Central Bank; the European Center for Constitutional Human Rights; law consultancy; academia and more.

  Five LLM courses are offered for 2024: International Development Law and Human Rights; Commercial Law; International Economic Law; International Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation; and Advanced Legal Studies.

• The School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures

  The School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures is a hub for study, research and public engagement in the cultural and creative industries. Creativity flows across five academic disciplines: Cultural and Media Policy Studies, Film and Television Studies, History of Art, Theatre and Performance Studies, and the Warwick Writing Programme. Building and strengthening links between people, arts, cultural and creative organisations is at the heart of what we stand for. This enables us to reach across, to connect with writers, creative producers, performers, social entrepreneurs, theatre-makers, media managers, literary translators, cultural place-makers, art and heritage specialists, curators, communicators and artistic producers.

• School of Engineering

  Warwick’s School of Engineering offers a range of specialist master’s courses taught by academics at the forefront of their subjects. Our research led teaching, world-class facilities and supportive culture provide an ideal environment for students to thrive. The School works closely with industry experts to develop students’ workplace skills right from the start to ensure students are prepared for life after university and the location of the University in Coventry places students close to many of the UK’s biggest names in Engineering. Students benefit from our strong connections with industrial partners such as Jaguar Land Rover, Arup, Tata Steel and Rolls Royce.

• Politics and International Studies

  Politics and International Studies (PAIS) is one of the largest UK Politics departments. We cover core fields of the discipline, including International relations, International political economy, Political theory, and Comparative politics.

  PAIS champions pluralism--conceptual, theoretical and methodological. This enables students to gain in-depth knowledge into their chosen field of study, and to be exposed to a variety of complementary approaches. PAIS has a clear international outlook that is reflected in both the specialisms and staff and student population. PAIS has links to a variety of local, national and international governments, think tanks and institutions. Potential career paths for graduates include working for international organisations such as the UN; policy making; journalism; national and local politics; and the charity sector.