Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at The University of Warwick, Coventry

3.8 /5

(9 Reviews)

A+ Shiksha Grade
Public University
School of Engineering

Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick
Overview

This course is offered by School of Engineering department of the university. The University of Warwick offers a 1 year long Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc) course. The tuition fees to pursue this program is Pound 28520.0. English language proficiency test accepted for admission to The University of Warwick Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc) is IELTS. Graduation cutoff for admission is CGPA - 2.5/4.

Duration	1 year
Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
International Students Admission Website	Go to Website
Tuition & Fees	₹30.28 Lakh View full breakup
Type of University	Public

Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick
Highlights

Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc) is offered by School of Engineering under University of Warwick, UK.
This a Masters level program of a course duration of 1 Years.
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Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick
Rankings

Course Ranking

University Ranking

Rank	Rank Publisher
#27	Mathematics QS, 2024
#101	PG Computer Science THE (Times Higher Education), 2024
#21	Mathematics ARWU (Shanghai Ranking), 2023

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Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick
Entry Requirements

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No specific cutoff mentioned

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CGPA - 2.5/4
A bachelor degree of 2:2 from recognise university with related study background

Institution wise cut off:-

For IITs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For IIMs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For IISERs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For IIITDMs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For IIITs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For NITs Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For Institutes of National Importance Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For Top NIRF ranked colleges/institutions Minimum 58% or 2.2 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 5.8 (10)

For State/Central Institutes Minimum 60% or 2.3 (4) or 4.0 (7) or 6.0 (10)

For Private/Deemed Institutes Minimum 65% or 2.5 (4) or 4.5 (7) or 5.2 (8) or 6.5 (10)
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IELTS

Marks - 6.5/9
IELTS overall score of 6.5, minimum component scores not below 6.0

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Conditional Offer Lock Icon

Yes
The university will issue conditional offers to those who have low academics, English language conditions and submission of documents for verification

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Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick
Fees

1st year tuition fees

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 30,28,254

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Pound = INR 106.18 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 10ᵗʰ October 2024

Tunnelling and Underground Space (MSc)
at
The University of Warwick

Scholarships

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Students Ratings & Reviews

3.8/5

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Vibe of Campus

Academically oriented
Friendly
Multi-dimensional
Fun loving

Student Views

11% students never faced discrimination in this university

Internships3.4

Part time work3.5

Post study jobs3.6

Quality of faculty4.3

Student Life4.4

Value for money3.5

Public transportation4.1

Safety4

Indian Food4.1

Permanent Immigration3.1

Anonymous

Management (MSc) - Batch of 2024

Offered by The University of Warwick

4.5

The best university to study with great professors.

Tips: The professors were friendly and helpful, and the assignments were practical in nature, which contributed to my overall development. If you plan to attend this university, be sure to take the following tips with you: learn to cook, be self-motivated, have a positive attitude towards learning, and make good use of the resources available to you. Overall, I am completely satisfied with my experience at the university.

Likes (Permanent Immigration): I never had any plans to settle down permanently, but I found the University of Warwick to be a safe place to live. The university campus life is great, with all the facilities you need at your fingertips. There are many community safety teams that make student life easy. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Dislikes (Post study jobs): The recession made jobs hard to come by. The recruitment cycle is too long, and the PSW makes it difficult to apply for and get a job. Also, experience level is a key criterion for getting a good job, and pay is only average. Even with all of these factors, it is still difficult to find a job.

Reviewed on 8 Oct 2024Read more

Anonymous

Management (MSc) - Batch of 2024

Offered by The University of Warwick

3.8

Navigating the cultural shift and opportunities at the University of Warwick.

Tips: Students at Warwick should know how to face challenges adapting to a more independent lifestyle. Managing household tasks and adjusting to academic life can be stressful. Warwick's welcoming environment and diversified population can assist students in adjusting to a new lifestyle. One of Warwick's scholarships is the Global Excellence Scholarship, which provides fee reductions depending on merit and need. The scholarship application process usually requires academic achievements and university qualifying requirements. Although scholarships are beneficial, competition is high, so students should apply early. I am quite satisfied with Warwick University, course and country.

Reviewed on 23 Sep 2024Read more

Anonymous

Global Media and Communication (MA) - Batch of 2024

Offered by The University of Warwick

3.5

Warwick- Expensive but Invaluable Experience

Tips: Students should know that there are a lot of cultural shifts and largely the way lifestyle and habits change after the move. Coming from a comfortable family back in India where I was used to home-cooked meals and chores being taken care of by a helper every day and having to do everything by myself was a huge shift. Additionally, being away from home is not the easiest thing, and you feel vulnerable at the start, but then with time, things get a lot better. I did not avail of any scholarships; my family financed my education. However, a lot of international students that I know here are on student loans, so that is an option to consider if one needs financial aid. Also, there are few scholarships and financial aid from the university and government, but one needs to plan for months since the deadline is pretty early. Warwick is one of the elitist universities around here, and being a part of Russell Group, it is quite expensive as well. However, its reputation, overall standing, and the environment make up for a lot of it.

Likes (Student Life): Warwick campus in particular has to be one of the prettiest premises I have come across along the long list of activities for students. The university organizes various events across the year, ranging from leisure, networking, outings, entertainment, health and lifestyle, etc. Typically, a Warwick student has a lot of academic baggage given the university's commitment to top-class studies, but then the student unit organizes several events throughout the term time and off-term time to keep them relaxed. And yes, there is every possible committee or student society that you can think of or be interested in, right from religion to sports, helping you connect to like-minded individuals.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Permanent settlement in the UK at the moment is very difficult given the increasing visa and IHS cost. Also, the nation wants to limit immigration and is considering several anti-immigration favouring stances regarding the same. While there is PSW for international students after completing their studies, the fees for it have been on a consistent rise. Moreover, the PR status in the UK is a long road and with not a lot of companies in favour of sponsoring visas, it is looking worse day by day. While a lot of people would love to immigrate to the UK permanently without a link, the answers to this are pretty subjective. As much as I appreciate the clean roads, clean air, discipline, and diversity in the workspace, I am a very emotional being and miss the Indian food so I would choose to be back home in the long run.

Reviewed on 31 Jul 2024Read more

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Business with Marketing (MSc) - Batch of 2024

Offered by The University of Warwick

A fun and enriching university life.

Tips: I had a great time at the University of Warwick. I learned how to cook, made amazing friends, and got to know diverse cultures and values. The professors are caring and prioritize mental health. The classes are peaceful with plenty of time for other activities. There are lots of events held on our college campus. It was truly a fun experience.

Reviewed on 22 Sep 2024Read more

Asees Kandhari Verified Icon

BSc Accounting & Finance - Batch of 2025

Offered by The University of Warwick

3.8

Versatile, reputed and competitive place.

Tips: It's important to choose only the course you know you're interested in as there's not much scope to change afterwards. Give ourselves time to adjust, make new friends, and get into a routine. Join different societies and clubs, while making sure you're on track with academics and give yourself time to relax.

Likes (Internships): Warwick is extremely well renowned in the UK, especially Warwick Business School. The careers team, which is solely for WBS students, provide extensive CV reviews, Cover letter drafts, practice interviews and other resources to improve our chances of getting internships.

Dislikes (Student Life): While there are a lot of sources to relax, explore and enjoy during term time for students, to score well in the course I'm pursuing, it's important to dedicate a good amount of time to studying, while applying for internships, which tends to get pretty stressful.

Reviewed on 22 Apr 2024Read more

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