Events

Hosted by Warwick Medical School: Professor Mark Britnell Global Business School for Health at University College London & Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

This lecture will focus on the global shortage of healthcare workers and how it relates to the NHS Plan, especially digital technologies and AI.

The lecture will also be streamed on Microsoft teams. For more information and to register click here.

Since our beginnings in 1965, the university has grown from a few hundred students to more than 305,000, from a regional institution to one proud to have alumni in more than 185 countries and territories globally. As part of a year of 60th celebrations, we are delighted to welcome you to a special mini alumni reunion in New York for you to celebrate, reconnect, and network with your alumni community.

Hosted by Professor of Economics and Academic Director, Social Sciences Connect Programme, Professor Caroline ElliottLink opens in a new window the event will offer opportunities to hear our most recent news from campus, as well as meet up with your fellow alumni.

Please contact us for more information at events.dae@warwick.ac.uk

Security used to be about locks on doors and the gears in a safe. Today, it also means protecting the data, systems, and networks we rely on every day. In this digital landscape, we all face cybercrime and online threats, and even the largest companies can be caught off guard. This webinar will examine how the UK’s Industrial Strategy is integrating cyber security to support economic growth.

Hosted by Professor Carsten Maple, Principal Investigator of the NCSC Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research at WMG, University of Warwick and Professor of Cyber Systems Engineering.

For the first time in our 60-year history, we’re inviting all alumni back to campus for a special reunion on Saturday 22 November.

During your time here, you may have got to know some of the A-Z of Warwick (from the Airport Lounge to the Zeeman Building). But things move fast around here (and we don’t just mean the ducks and geese!), and this year we’re celebrating our 60th anniversary.

Your memories, connections, friendships, education, and so much more last a lifetime – your stories shape our history.

So, whether you were among our first students in 1965, or you graduated this year, we’re ready to welcome you home. 

Find out more and register now here.