The University of Warwick is the top research university in the UK 10 and the top 50 in the world. It is also a member of Russell University Group, known as the British Ivy League, and a member of M5 University Alliance. It is located at the junction of Coventry and Warwickshire in central England. Founded in 1965, Warwick University is famous for its high-level academic research and interactive teaching mode between teachers and students. By the end of 20 14, there were nearly 24,000 students and 5,500 faculty members, including more than 8,000 overseas students. It is estimated that there are nearly 55,000 international alumni at present.

Although Warwick has a short history of running a school, it has established an excellent academic reputation in Europe and even around the world. The University of Warwick has a good reputation in both business and political circles, and is considered as one of the most popular universities in the British Labor Party government: Clinton made a special trip to visit the University of Warwick when he visited Britain. Warwick is also the first institution of higher learning to establish close ties with the industrial and commercial circles, and is called "Warwick Company" because of its outstanding commercial achievements. Warwick Business School is known as one of the best business schools in the UK, with media, economics, business studies, mathematics, sociology and other majors always among the best, among which the media major ranked first in the UK on 20 13- 15.

The University of Warwick continued to rank seventh in the UK in the official research excellence framework (REF) evaluation in 20 14, sixth in the University Ranking in The Times of Britain in 2015/6, and fifth in 2015/160. According to the High Flier survey on 20 14/ 15, Warwick graduates ranked third among the top employers in the UK.