Join us in the Piazza on Wednesday 22 January to celebrate the start of our 60th anniversary programme!

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In 2025, the University of Warwick is celebrating 60 years of innovation, collaboration and transformational spirit, delivering impact through pioneering research and transformative teaching, addressing complex regional and global challenges - join us to explore 60 years of innovation at the University of Warwick.

Register to attend - Everyone is welcome!

Carlos Noreña (Berkeley) will give a Public Lecture as part of the Humanities Research Centre 30th Anniversary Event.

The Roman Atlantic: Ecology and Empire on an Ocean Frontier.

Registration will open in January 2025.

A day of all-ages fun exploring science, technology and engineering!

Reserve your space now, with more details coming in 2025!

All ages are welcome at this event, but most activity is aimed at those 5-11 and their accompanying adults.

This will be a series of small, two hour long curated discussions over breakfast, lunch or dinner. More details to follow on dates and locations.

We are inviting school children, their teachers, and families from the region to take part in a project which will make them think creatively about designing buildings, ancient and modern, and the role these buildings play in building communities.

A two-day symposium in Term 3 that combines academic talks, student panels, reflective sessions, and workshops for teachers from local schools.

The Library and Modern Records Centre will highlight some of its unique archival content to celebrate the University’s 60th anniversary.

Modern Records Centre Opening Times:
Mon-Thurs 09:00 - 17:00
Fridays 09:00 - 16:00

Join us for a transformative one-day workshop designed to equip students, staff, and regional partners with the tools to create a sustainable future.

Co-delivered by the Warwick Africa Hub, Warwick Law School, and Department of Politics and International Studies, the event marking Africa Day will reflect the historic and contemporary links our students, staff, and alumni have with Africa and celebrate the transformational internal and external impact of this engagement.

Celebrating the work of current academics from Gibbet Hill and reflecting the expansion around Gibbet Hill, the trail will encourage people to explore wonderful but relatively less accessed green spaces, providing an opportunity for everyone to enjoy our beautiful campus - combining literature, biology and outdoor activity, promoting mental health & wellbeing.

In June 2025, the annual International Conference of Undergraduate Research (ICUR) will include a stream of presentations connected to and broadcast from Warwick Venice Centre.

Book your ticket back to 1989 to share in an experience that shaped a generation; to feel the anticipation, the trepidation, the excitement, and the euphoria, that was Acid House.

In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is currently touring around the UK and we're delighted to be able to host this immersive experience at Warwick Arts Centre.

In today's fast-paced and interconnected world, the need for good mental health and emotional wellbeing has never been more pressing.

Warwick is a hub of innovation education and support. The natural next step is to develop and share our innovation facilitation capabilities, moving from delivery and training to empowerment and levelling up our innovation leadership development.

We present an inspiring series of talks to discuss race and identity, how these shape societies and affect individual and collective states of wellbeing and belonging.

Join us for a dazzling international light procession, where you’re invited to join the rest of the Warwick community and create a luminous display, winding through the heart of campus. Let the rhythm of student musicians guide your steps as you carry your own handcrafted lanterns and light sculptures, lighting up familiar campus pathways with a creative glow.