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Fusion Fest takes University of Warwick Esports to the next level
It’s the start of a new era for games and esports at the University of Warwick as Warwick Esports celebrates its move to central campus.
The centre’s new location at Fusion in the Rootes Building includes state-of-the-art esports equipment and games, and a bar offering food and drink. The centre is open to students & staff as well as the public and community groups.
Gen.G partners with the University of Warwick Esports Centre for winter camp
South Korean esports organisation Gen.G has partnered with the University of Warwick Esports Centre to run an ‘Esports Winter Camp’ for students.
The organisation, which first announced the partnership on its Chinese social media channels, said the joint venture would take place between January 26th – February 5th 2024.
Esports Insider & the University of Warwick hosted the UK’s first conference dedicated to esports & video games in education
The leading B2B esports events and media company, ESI(Esports Insider) and the University of Warwick hosted ESI Next GenLink opens in a new window, a one-and-a-half day conference dedicated to esports and video games in education. Offering interactive sessions, networking and insights on March 22nd-23rd, 2023 at the University’s Esports Centre.
Esports centre signed the multi-year partnership with Chillblast
The University of Warwick has announced a multi-year partnership with gaming PC manufacturer Chillblast to support its esports centre. The deal will see Chillblast and the university work together on a number of esports activations and on-campus competitions. This includes a VALORANT tournament and other student-run events.
The University of Warwick goes for gold as the Best University for Gamers
On 17th April, the University of Warwick has been named the best university for gamers in the UK by Uswitch.
The Uswitch online gamingLink opens in a new window ranking is based on a number of factors, including the availability and quality of gaming facilities on campus, the range of gaming societies and events, and the overall student experience for gamers.