In addition, students are introduced to relevant aspects of British life and culture, and are prepared for work in their specific subject fields. The course runs from October to June, following the three terms of the academic year. They focus on English for academic purposes, and also help students to adjust to life in Britain. The courses develop students proficiency in English, with the emphasis on spoken communication, reading skills, lecture note-taking, essay writing and study skills. Campus accommodation is offered to all students taking either the Intensive or Pre-sessional English courses.
Further classes are also available during term-time.
These focus on English language skills for academic purposes, and aim to develop and maintain English language ability. All graduate students who accept an offer of a place at Warwick will be sent a copy of the International Office s Welcome Guide for International Students, which contains comprehensive pre-departure details, including information on life in Britain, life at Warwick, and travel guidelines. The guide also contains contact details of the staff in the International Office who are available to answer questions and provide assistance on an individual basis. Travel to Warwick Travel to the University from the UK s major airports is very straightforward. During Orientation various transfer services are provided.