The University of Warwick

Warwick is the county town of Warwickshire, England. The town is situated upon the River Avon, 18 km south of Coventry and just west of Leamington Spa and Whitnash with which it looks connected.
University of Warwick, which is named after the county of Warwickshire, instead of the town, is actually located many miles north of Warwick on the southern outskirts of Coventry, close to Kenilworth.
The introduction of the University of Warwick got recommendation by the government in 1961 and obtained its Royal Charter of Incorporation in 1965. Established in 1965, the University of Warwick is regarded as the most well-known and reputable universities in the UK, with strong international recognition for its high-quality of teaching and high quality of research.
The university has 16,000 students, including 4,000 international students from over 120 countries. It provides a wide selection of subjects in Arts, Business, Computer Science, Education, Psychology, Politics, Engineering, Philosophy, Mathematics, Languages, Social Studies and Medicine. There are lots of decent facilities in the university campus which include the post office, bank, restaurants, bars, pharmacy, sport centre, library.
The University of Warwick is never been apart from the top ten universities in the UK on a number of league tables such as the Financial Times, Daily Telegraph, Times Good University Guide, Sunday Times University Guide and Guardian newspapers. It gets a member of the prestigious Russell Group of leading research-intensive universities in the UK.
University Ranking Information
- ranked 7th in both the Sunday Times and Times Good University Guide 2007.
- ranked 57th in the Times Higher Education Supplement World Ranking of Universities in 2007.
- ranked 4th in the Guardian newspaper 2008.
- ranked in the top five universities in the Independent University Guide 2008.
- ranked 29th in the world for its MBA program by the Financial Times World MBA Ranking.
- According to the Financial Times survey of UK universities 2003, Warwick is ranked 6th overall, 4th for teaching, 5th for research.
Warwick's academic activities are organized into the following 4 faculties and departments  within which there are 32 departments. Warwick has around 23,400 full-time students and 1,390 academic and research staff.
1. Faculty of Arts
 Classics and Ancient History
    Comparative American Studies
    English and Comparative Literary Studies
    Film and Television Studies
    French Studies
    Hispanic Studies
    German Studies
    History
    History of Art
Italian
Theatre Studies
2. Faculty of Medicine
 Warwick Medical School
    Education and Development Unit
3. Faculty of Science
 Chemistry
    Computer Science
    Engineering
    Life Sciences
    Mathematics
    Physics
    Psychology
    Statistic
4. Faculty of Social Sciences
 Applied Linguistics
    Economics
    Education
    Health and Social Studies
    Law
    Philosophy
    Politics and International Studies
    Sociology
    Warwick Business School
    Women and Gender