FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS MRes/PhD Programmes
3. ONCE THE APPLICATION CLOSING DATE HAS PASSED: What should I know? 3.1. What happens once the closing date has passed:
Applications that meet the programme’s academic entry requirements and include all required supporting documentation submitted on time will be considered.
If you are shortlisted for interview, you will receive an email with details about the next stage of the selection process.
Applications that are incomplete or not selected for interview will be rejected. In such cases, you will receive a notification via email from the Admissions Service through your application portal.
3.2. I have been invited to an interview – what next?
If you are shortlisted for an interview you will receive an email and calendar invitation to the email address registered to your application. The email will confirm
1. The date and time of the interview 2. List interview documentation that will need to be submitted before the interview. If interview documentation is not submitted by the deadline, the interview cannot proceed.
Interview dates and times cannot be rescheduled so please must make every effort to attend the given slot.
3.3. What happens if I am not shortlisted for an interview?
Your application will be updated, and you will receive notification from the Admissions Service.
3.4. If my application is successful and I receive an offer, what do I need to do?
1. Accept the scholarship offer from the Department. 2. Respond to the formal offer issued by the University. 3. Meet conditions of the offer (if given) by the University’s given deadline (conditions will be outlined in the offer letter). - If you have any questions about the conditions of the offer, please contact pgt2@warwick.ac.uk. - Supporting documentation can only be uploaded by yourself via accessing your applicant portal. Documentation cannot be accepted via email. 4. Contact Immigration Service with regard to Visas/CAS. 5. Complete online enrolment activities before the start of the programme.
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