Postgraduate Admission Process, Eligibility & Fees (2024)

FAQs

How long does Warwick take to reply to a postgraduate? ›

Submit your application through the University of Warwick's application portal. Once fully submitted, the processing time is usually between 8-12 weeks, but please be aware that this may take longer during busier periods.

A statement of purpose (SOP), sometimes referred to as a personal statement, is a critical piece of a graduate school application that tells admissions committees who you are, what your academic and professional interests are, and how you'll add value to the graduate program you're applying to.

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Waiting for a decision

King's aims to make decisions on applications within 4-8 weeks, though some of our very competitive postgraduate taught programmes operate a 'gathered field' process for applicants who meet the advertised entry requirements and may therefore take longer.

Depending on the course, postgraduate applicants require at least a 60-80% average. The University of Warwick's courses have been assigned to one of four IELTS Bands (A to D).

As you mentioned, Warwick's acceptance rates are similar to those of other elite Russell Group universities like UCL, LSE, and Imperial College. These typically linger around 10-20% for undergraduates and 15-30% for postgraduates. So, expect competition to be fierce, regardless of your chosen university.

A strong statement of purpose offers a compelling narrative about your interests, abilities, and experiences, to show the committee that you are a strong applicant and the right fit for their institution and graduate program.

Part 1: Introduce yourself, your interests and motivations

Tell them what you're interested in, and perhaps, what sparked your desire for graduate study. This should be short and to the point; don't spend a great deal of time on autobiography.

Be authentic: The SOP should reflect the passion and motivation to study for a Master's degree. Be honest and sincere in writing. Be specific and provide examples: Use examples to support the views, showcase achievements, experiences, and skills.

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How long does a postgraduate take? ›

Full-time courses are normally one year, and part-time courses usually last two years. A master's by research trains you in research methods, before you carry out your own substantial research project. Research courses usually last 18 months full-time, but can take up to three years.

It is reasonable to wait anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to hear back from the selection committee on your PhD interview. It varies a lot depending on how put together the university is on their selection process and how many applicants that the university is looking at.

Admissions decisions typically occur within a few weeks or a month after your interview. In some cases you may be waitlisted and a decision might take longer. If you are applying for financial aid, you should submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in March.

For 2021 undergraduate entry, just 16.9% of applicants received offers of admission. The King's College London acceptance rate for postgraduate students rose slightly to 29.3%, but still remained below one in three applicants.

A cumulative GPA of 3.3 or above on a 4.0 scale; or its equivalent (you can use the PG entry requirement scale . Please note this is indicative only and the Admissions team will confirm once you have applied).

From that time on, you can track your application status at any time online. We consider every application carefully at Warwick. Taught courses: Once we have your complete application (including scanned copies of transcripts and references), we will usually contact you with our decision within 6 weeks.

Your proposal needs consideration by a range of academics and the offer of a place can only be made by the Postgraduate Admissions Office. How long does it take? Around 90% of applications are considered by the department within 12 weeks. Many applicants will receive a decision earlier than this.

Application with academic program. Your application is being reviewed by faculty in the academic program you identified in your application. This review may take a few days to a couple of weeks. Also, some programs do not review applications until after an application due date.

The length of time required to make a decision varies by the program, type of degree, and the size of the applicant pool. Most applicants to the fall term receive decision notifications by June. Most applicants to the spring term receive decision notifications by December.