Warwick Manufacturing Group Admissions 2024-25

Warwick Manufacturing Group Entry Requirements

WMG requires its students to have perfect scores with regard to ACT/SAT and GPA test scores. The admission process varies depending on the programme of study and level of education. In general, the process includes submitting an application, providing transcripts and other required documents, and possibly an interview or entrance exam. It is recommended that international students have a look at the university’s website for further details about document submission deadlines. The Warwick Manufacturing Group entry requirements for undergraduate and graduate are given in detail below:- 
 

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

• Official Academic Transcripts of High School

• Letter (s) of recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Proof of financial support
• Passport
• Two passport-sized photographs
• Minimum English Test Scores - TOEFL or IELTS 

Graduate Admission Requirements

• Official Academic Transcripts of College

• Letter (s) of recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Proof of financial support
• Passport
• Two passport-sized photographs
• CAS statement
• Minimum English Test Scores - TOEFL (82) or IELTS (6.5)
• Test scores or GRE/ GMAT if asked by the university
• Resume or CV showing work experience 

Warwick Manufacturing Group Fees

Warwick Manufacturing Group’s fees varies for its different undergraduate and postgraduate courses, whose information is given below: 

• BSc Cyber Security - £ 28,410
• MSc Service Management and Design (SMD) - £ 29,950
• MSc International Trade, Strategy and Operations (ITSO) - £ 29,950
• MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IAE) - £ 29,950
• MSc Programme and Project Management (PPM) - £ 29,950
• MEng Automotive Engineering -  £ 28,410

Placements

Students will be offered internship at a manufacturing company as part of the Warwick Manufacturing Group placement programme and will be supervised by a member of the WMG staff who is an expert in their field. They will have the opportunity to investigate a real-world business challenge with the supervisor and the company. This experience will allow them to learn a variety of new skills while also putting theory into practice. Projects in which interns will be involved include the Robotics & Automation Project, Productivity Improvement & Process Streamlining, Polymer Processing and Polymer Characterisation.