Warwick Business School

Overview

Warwick Business School (WBS) is part of the prestigious University of Warwick. Founded in 1967 as Warwick School of Industrial and Business Studies, it offers more than ten undergraduate programs, 15 postgraduate programs, a full-time MBA, and a PhD.

WBS opened a second campus in The Shard Tower in London, the largest tower in the European Union, in September 2014 to teach its MSc Finance, MSc Human Resource Management and Employment Relations programmes.

Ranking

Warwick Business School has a global reputation for excellence, shown through its superb performances in international league tables.

Financial Times Business School Rankings

• 12th in Full-time Master in Finance pre-experience for 2022
• 27th in Full-time Master in Management for 2022
• 1st in Online MBA for 2022
• 57th in Full-time Global MBA for 2022
• 34th in EMBA for 2022
• 34th in Executive Education for the Customised Programmes for 2022

QS World Rankings

• 7th in World University Rankings for Masters in Marketing for 2023
• 12th in World University Rankings for Masters in Business Analytics for 2023
• 19th in World University Rankings for Masters in Management for 2023
• 20th in World University Rankings for Masters in Finance for 2023

Accommodation

Warwick has one of the largest ranges of campus accommodation in the UK. You can live in flats or Halls of Residence, with en-suite or shared bathroom facilities, and a limited amount of same-sex accommodation is also available.

Location

Warwick Business School is located on a beautiful campus in the centre of England, within an hour of London and only 20 minutes from Birmingham Airport. The school also has a campus on the 17th floor of the 87-storey Shard, which is in the heart of London Bridge, one of London's most exciting quarters.

The Warwick campus provides a variety of day-to-day facilities and services for students. The area around the piazza and Students' Union building are the central shopping spots where you can find a supermarket, banks, post office, pharmacy, bookshop and hairdresser.