What questions are asked in the Warwick MBA interview?

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Divakshi Arora · Accepted Answer

The Warwick MBA interview is structured but conversational. It usually covers your career goals, your motivation for the MBA, and your fit with the school&rsquo;s values. Some of the commonly asked questions include:

Why an MBA now, and why Warwick specifically?
What are your short-term and long-term career goals?
Can you walk me through a time you demonstrated leadership?
How have you handled failure or setbacks in your career?
What do you hope to contribute to the Warwick MBA cohort?
How do you align with the school&rsquo;s values like curiosity and openness?

They may also reference your essays, so be ready to expand on the stories you&rsquo;ve shared there. Practice answering with clear structure&mdash;the STAR format works well.

J Bajwa · Answer

Warwick&rsquo;s MBA interview is usually 30&ndash;45 minutes and focuses a lot on your goals, your values, and how well you&rsquo;ve thought through your MBA journey. While the tone is friendly, the questions can go deep.
Here are some of the key ones candidates often get:

What motivated you to apply to Warwick over other schools?
Tell us about a time you worked with a culturally diverse team.
How do you define responsible leadership, and how have you practiced it?
What would your colleagues say is your biggest strength and area for improvement?
How will the Warwick MBA help you become a change-maker in your field?