Candidates for the MA should normally have obtained at least UK upper second class honours, or its equivalent, at an approved University and in a relevant degree programme as noted above. The university Graduate School was among the first of its kind in the country and is concerned with continuing and enhancing the tradition of high quality postgraduate education. The Graduate School also has responsibility for co-ordinating the social needs of postgraduates and ensures that their needs have a central role in all University activities. The School is managed by a Board on which postgraduate students are represented. The Board co-ordinates the activities of the School, including an induction programme for all new students, specialist training events, and the organisation of accommodation and social facilities.
Students find themselves among a cosmopolitan array of like-minded degree candidates.
The newest phase of graduate accommodation features connections in each room for the campus network and the internet for student computers. If you have not already received them, application forms and further information for admission may be requested from the Graduate Secretary , Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL, U.K .