Welcome 2026
Find out more:
- Meet us during Welcome Week:
- Monday: Living at University Fair
- Tuesday: Sports Fair
- Wednesday & Thursday: Societies Fair
- Find us on the Piazza and around campus throughout Welcome Week
- Explore our volunteering opportunities at any time by visiting our Volunteering Portal
Change your life, change the lives of others
"Volunteering helped me find both a sense of purpose and a sense of belonging at Warwick.
I took part in a wide range of volunteering activities, and each one taught me something new. Gardening for the local community taught me how to coordinate roles and work as a team. Helping asylum seekers practise English improved my communication skills and taught me how to communicate with people from different backgrounds. Crafting activities helped me use my creativity in a practical way. The qualities I developed through these experiences strengthened my employability skills.
Volunteering was one of the best ways for me to meet new people. Working alongside students from different courses, cultures and backgrounds allowed friendships to develop naturally through shared experiences and a common purpose.
By giving my time and connecting with others, I became more confident in my values and gained a stronger sense of belonging. I would encourage new students to volunteer—not only to support others, but also to meet people, explore new interests and learn more about themselves."
Chaerin Kim, 3rd year Health & Medical Sciences and current Warwick Volunteer
Join the Warwick Volunteers Portal
From one-off activities to long term-commitments, environmental projects to technology for older people, we’ve got a project that needs you!
Warwick Volunteers runs a wide range of student-led volunteering opportunities and connects with many community-led volunteering roles both locally and nationally. To browse the full range of options, visit the Warwick Volunteers Portal. You can join any project that interests you right away, sign up to specific volunteering events and log your volunteering hours to work towards a volunteering certificate. Undergraduates can also use these hours in their Warwick Skills Award and HEAR for further recognition of the time and skills they have contributed.
To be the first to hear about new volunteering roles as they’re added, complete your Profile and let us know what types of activity you’re into; we’ll get in touch to let you know when a new role matches your preferences.
VISIT THE VOLUNTEERING PORTAL