The idea of establishing the university in Warwickshire first popped up after the world after II. However, the university wasn’t established even after the two decades. Later on, a partnership formed by the city and country council lead to the formation of The University of Warwick in the year 1964. Since then, the university is focused on generating such students who aren’t only curious for academics but also inclined towards the life outside the classroom. That’s why the university offers various sports facilities to its students. It’s surprising to note that the university opened up a new Sports and Wellness Hub in 2019, which worth around 49 million euros. In 1964, the university also earned the Royal Charter. And ultimately, the university took participation in the world’s top educational institutions. If we look at it geographically, it is situated 5 Km away from the Coventry City Centre. This main site of the University of Warwick consists of 3 campuses, Westwood, Gibbet Hill, and University of Warwick Science Park. The university is an independent institution which has no intervention of any other organization in its governance. Apart from this, the university’s main site also comprises of an Arts Centre that has music centre, theatre studio, art gallery, and concert hall. In addition to this, the university has ranked 79th amongst 1.2K universities in the World University Rankings 2019. And you know? The university has also ranked under 100 best universities in the World Reputation Rankings 2018. Warwick persistently invests a considerable amount of money into student campus facilities and services. Students of the university always get accommodation, career advice, and support. Not only this, the campus is peaceful and fresh. Students can get access to an extensive range of transport network to travel across Europe and the United Kingdom.