All students are an important part of the census and must be included
Wherever you are, whether in halls, living in a shared house, living with your parents or guardians, or are an international student – all students are an important part of the census and must be included. It’s a simple form that you complete online, your data is confidential and it only takes ten minutes per person.
If you already have your code and know what to do, complete it now.
Why is it important for you, as a student, to fill in the census?
To recap, the census is an important national survey that takes place every 10 years and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. By taking part, you’ll be helping make sure you and your student community get the services needed now and in the future. The information you give informs decisions that affect student life, such as university campus bus links and bike lanes, jobs and training. Therefore, it is key that you complete the form for your university address.
How do I complete the census?
Find out more information about how to complete the census depending on where you are currently living. We are aware there have been some issues with the ONS census postcode finder for students with on-campus addresses and we have contacted ONS about this. If you have any problems, please get in touch with ONS for support. You can send a message using their web form.
We will update our MyWarwick page with any updates. You can also view ONS student guidance on how to complete the census.
Support
For more information on the census, or if you need help get in touch with ONS for support. There is a wide range of services available, including translations and accessible guidance.
Thank you for your help in taking part in Census 2021.
Best wishes,
The Student Communications Team
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Best wishes,
Warwick Student Communications Team
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