The University of Warwick is a public research university, located at the junction of Warwickshire and Coventry, England. It is a member of Russell Group, Midlands Innovation Alliance, Flat Glass University, European University Association, association of commonwealth universities, Global University Advanced Research Alliance and Sino-British Engineering Education and Research Alliance. Warwick Business School enjoys a high reputation in the business world.

The coat of arms of the University of Warwick is a typical shield symbol with two symbols of lithium and a spiral pattern similar to DNA-they symbolize science; On the upper left of the shield is a statue of an elephant carrying Coventry Castle, and on the lower right is a statue of a grizzly bear holding a wooden stick in Warwickshire-they symbolize history.

Educational characteristics:

As one of the top universities in the UK, Warwick has performed brilliantly in the RAE evaluation report, and some of its disciplines have been rated as the top three in British universities, including management, economics, statistics and engineering science, which are also the "trump cards" of the school. Other outstanding majors offered by Warwick University include: molecular biology, education, English language and literature, communication and media studies, history, drama performing arts, philosophy, political science and sociology.

The school has a close relationship with the business community, and the curriculum is flexible and practical. As early as 1984, Warwick Science Park was established in cooperation with Coventry City Council, Warwick County Council and Barclays Bank. At present, the park provides land for more than 150 enterprises. Besides, in terms of development speed, the University of Warwick is the fastest institution of higher learning in Britain and the third in the world.