Спортивные секции
- Aerobics
- Aikido
- American Football
- Archery
- Athletics & Cross Country
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Canoe
- Canoe Polo
- Cheerleaders
- Classical and Modern Dance
- Climbing
- Cricket (Men's)
- Cricket (Staff and PG)
- Cricket (Women's)
- Dodgeball
- Fencing
- Five-a-side Football & Futsal
- Floorball
- Football (Men's)
- Football (Women's)
- Gliding
- Golf
- Handball
- Hockey (Ladies)
- Hockey (Men's)
- Hockey (Mixed)
- Ice Hockey & Roller Hockey
- Jitsu
- Judo
- Kali-jeet Kune Do
- Lacrosse
- Latin & Ballroom
- Lifesaving
- Medic Sports
- Motorsport
- Netball
- Netball (Mixed)
- Pick & Mix Sports
- Polo
- Pool
- Riding
- Rifle
- Rowing
- Rugby (Men's)
- Rugby (Women's)
- Rugby League
- Sailing
- Shotokan Karate
- Skydiving
- Snooker & Billiards
- Squash
- Sub Aqua
- Surf
- Swimming & Water Polo
- Table Tennis
- Taekwondo
- Tennis
- Thai Boxing
- Trampolining
- Triathlon & Road Cycling
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Volleyball
- Warwick Mountains
- Warwick Snow
- Windsurf
- Yoga
- Zsk Chinese Kickboxing
Спортивное воспитание
With 73 sports clubs, more than 100 competitive teams and all kinds of classes and courses, Warwick Sport really does have something for everyone. You can carry on doing the sports you enjoyed at school like football, rugby, hockey and tennis. Or have a go at something you’ve never tried before – how about dodgeball, Thai boxing, archery or cheer leading?
Whether you’re involved in sport at a competitive level or you simply enjoy the social side, Warwick has an incredible range of facilities for you to use.
- A 25 metre, 6 lane swimming pool, squash courts, a state of the art gym, a performance weight training centre and an aerobics studio – all under one roof at the University Sports Centre
- More than 60 acres of outdoor playing fields, including football, rugby, lacrosse, cricket and frisbee pitches
- Three all-weather floodlit pitches, including a synthetic grass pitch that’s ideal for football, rugby and American football
- A £2.5 million indoor tennis centre and floodlit outdoor courts
- A 'Mondo' 400 metre, all-weather running track (similar to the Athens Olympic track) that’s shared with Coventry Harriers and the city of Coventry
- The Bear Rock indoor climbing centre and specialist bouldering room
- Three indoor sports halls used for a variety of sports
To give you an idea of just how good our sports facilities are, Warwick was picked to be an official training venue for the 2012 Olympics – so our gym, track, pool and pitches have been used by some of the best athletes in the world.
The University of Warwick Students' Union is one of the largest students' unions in the UK, and currently has over 260 societies and 76 sports clubs including basketball, rowing and ice hockey. There are new societies every year, including Jailbreak and more recently the HOMMOUS Society.The Union has an annual turnover of approximately £6 million, the profit from which is used to provide services to students and to employ its staff and sabbatical officers. The Union is divided into two buildings—SUHQ (mainly societies and administration and Restaurant Xananas) and The Union Building (entertainment facilities). The Union Building contains a 3-room club venue known as "The Copper Rooms", CAMRA-accredited "The Dirty Duck" pub, a popular bar called "The Terrace Bar", Curiositea- a tea shop famous for its hot chocolates, cakes and vintage atmosphere and The Bread Oven, a design-your-own sandwich shop. The original Union South building underwent an £11 million refurbishment in Spring 2008, which was completed in January 2010, and alongside its various outlets provides a pool room and various society spaces. The Students Union is also home to Refresh Catering, a bespoke catering provision for Warwick Campus and its surrounding areas.
The Students Union provides popular events in most of its outlets including POP!, Skool Dayz, pub quizzes and karaoke nights (the latter two held in The Dirty Duck) and film nights in Curiositea. The ents team also provide the Christmas party- which often incorporates reindeer and an ice rink, and the Summer Party. The Summer Party is an outdoor mini-festival that showcases both up-and-coming and popular acts alongside funfare rides, games and bars.
The Union has a tradition of hosting up-and-coming bands; recently it has seen bands such as Ash, Sugababes, Amerie, The Kooks, Reel Big Fish, The Departure, The Subways, Idlewild, The Rory McKenna Variety Show, Hell is for Heroes, The Automatic, The Dave Wright Experience, Boy Kill Boy, Amy Winehouse, The Killers, The Streets, Feeder, and Scouting for Girls.
The Union is a member of the National Union of Students (NUS) and National Postgraduate Committee (NPC).
Student events
Warwick hosts many major student-run events including TEDxWarwick,One World Week,Warwick Economics Summit, People & Planet's Go Green Week, Warwick Climate Forum, Warwick International Aid Forum, Warwick China Summit, Warwick Higher Education Summitt, Beyond the Bottom Line: Warwick Emerge Conference, Warwick International Development Summit, Warwick Model United Nations, RAG Week, Warwick Student Arts Festival and the PPE Society Speaker Series.
The Warwick Economics Summit is a student-run international forum. It attracts students from universities in 14 different countries, including Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, and MIT, as well as domestic students from the LSE, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Oxford. Past speakers have included eminent economists and Nobel Laureates, including Professor John Nash, Alistair Darling, Professor George Akerlof, Vince Cable, and Professor Steven Landsburg.The 2013 Summit was sponsored by Bloomberg and the RBS Group.
Warwick is also home to the student-run Real Ale Festival, which takes place annually in the eighth week of second academic term. The festival is organised and staffed by the Warwick University Real Ale Society. A charity skydiving weekend, The Great Warwick Jump, was set up by the Skydiving Club in 2008 and is now the largest charity event at the University, raising £20,274.00 for charities worldwide in its first year. The second year saw a new British record for the most tandem jumps in 24 hours with 137 and a total of £57,374 raised for various charities.
Student media
Student media at Warwick includes:
- Radio Warwick (RaW) – student radio station
- The Boar – award-winning newspaper distributed free across campus every second Wednesday
- The Warwick Globalist - international affairs magazine, part of the dynamic and well-established Global21 network, distributed termly across campus
- Warwick Student Cinema – shows films on two 35 mm projectors, a 70 mm projector, and a 2K Digital Cinema projector
- Warwick TV (WTV) - the student television station. Has won multiple National Student Television Awards, and was named Best Society at the University in 2013.
- Perspectives - a termly publication of Warwick Politics Society featuring comment and analysis about politics and international affairs.
