The University of Warwick

Undergraduate application deadlines: Fall 2027 entry

• January deadline: January 13, 2027, applications open September 1, 2026. 18:00 UK time; Graduate Entry Medicine (MBChB) deadline is October 15; a few programs may still consider late applications. Decision: UCAS: Applications with a January deadline must receive decisions by May 12.

Source: University admissions website · Checked: 2026-10-10

Co-op and internships

• In the Discover Uni dataset released on 2026-10-27, 114 of 185 full-time bachelor's-degree courses report a placement (sandwich) year: 99 optional and 15 compulsory.

Source: HESA Discover Uni dataset · Checked: 2026-11-02

Source: Discover Uni dataset, HESA (www.hesa.ac.uk), CC BY 4.0; counts aggregated by Forbest from the course records.

Graduate outcomes

• Undergraduate graduates with a non-UK home address, class of 2021/22, about 15 months after graduating (320 graduates with known outcomes): 52% working, 12% working and studying, 27% in further study, 5% unemployed, 5% other.
• Of those working in the UK, 92% were in high-skilled jobs (125 graduates).

Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes · Checked: 2026-11-01

Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes survey (www.hesa.ac.uk), CC BY 4.0; percentages calculated by Forbest from counts rounded to the nearest 5.

Frequently asked questions

What are the undergraduate application deadlines at The University of Warwick for Fall 2027 entry?

January deadline: January 13, 2027, applications open September 1, 2026. 18:00 UK time; Graduate Entry Medicine (MBChB) deadline is October 15; a few programs may still consider late applications. Decision: UCAS: Applications with a January deadline must receive decisions by May 12.

Does The University of Warwick offer co-op or a placement year?

In the Discover Uni dataset released on 2026-10-27, 114 of 185 full-time bachelor's-degree courses report a placement (sandwich) year: 99 optional and 15 compulsory.

What do international undergraduates at The University of Warwick do after graduating?

Undergraduate graduates with a non-UK home address, class of 2021/22, about 15 months after graduating (320 graduates with known outcomes): 52% working, 12% working and studying, 27% in further study, 5% unemployed, 5% other. Of those working in the UK, 92% were in high-skilled jobs (125 graduates).