Events

Science on the Hill is back this summer!

Antibiotics have been used to treat infections for over 80 years. However, now we have a major global crisis with microbes becoming resistant to available drugs. These antibiotic resistant ‘Superbugs' kill millions of people every year, yet antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remains an invisible threat. Come join us for a discussion on AMR, to hear about what researchers at Warwick are doing to combat this problem, and to learn how you can help keep our antibiotics working.

Doors open at 5:30pm and light refreshments will be provided. Talks begin at 6:00pm.

Please note the recommended age for this event is 14+ and all under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.

This event is organised by the School of Life Sciences and Warwick Medical School and shared by Resonate.

Join Professor Dan Branch, Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor, Africa, and members of your University Alumni Engagement team, for a reception in Lagos.

During the evening, we will also hear from Warwick Alumna Eku (Georgina) Edewor-Thorley, a renowned actor, producer, and model.

We hope you will enjoy this opportunity to connect and network with fellow members of your alumni community.

Places are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment.

This event is hosted by Sydney Ambassadors.

Let's reunite with our Warwick crew for a night of Aussie fun and memories at the NSW Chapter Event - it's gonna be a blast!

You are all invited to an event. The dress code is casual, and entrance is free.

Please sign up with this link so that we can get an idea of numbers, and keep those updated with details.

Join the CEO of London's largest food redistribution charity, the Felix Project, Charlotte Hill OBE.

Charlotte will discuss engaging politicians and policymakers in impactful programmes, and combining insights drawn from academia.

Find out more about the webinar series hosted by the Faculty of Social Sciences: Connecting the Social Sciences Webinar Series

The Distinguished Africa Lecture is Warwick’s flagship annual event exploring Africa, global knowledge systems and technological change.

The event begins with the Africa Panel Discussion on building more impactful partnerships between universities in the Global North & South.

Professor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, Vice‑Chancellor of the University of Ghana will deliver a keynote speech.

Her lecture will be on Whose Language Counts? African Voices, Knowledge Systems and the Future of AI.

It will examine how African languages and perspectives can shape an inclusive future for artificial intelligence.

Register