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Join us for a live chat
Join a live chat to ask questions and find out more about studying History at Warwick.What's a live chat?
A live chat is your opportunity to find out more about our BA History degree and our joint honours degrees. Our live chats will be managed by staff and students from the History Department. These sessions are open to all, and enable UK, EU and international prospective students to ask questions relating to the courses we offer.
Who am I messaging?
Each undergraduate live chat is administered by an academic member of staff who teaches History. At the beginning of the live chat session, the academic member of staff will introduce themselves to you, to make sure you know who you're speaking to.
What questions should I ask?
You may want to find out more about the modules you might study, assessment methods, studying abroad and other opportunities available beyond the classroom. If there are current students on the chat, it's a great opportunity to get their perspective on the course, department and living at Warwick more generally.
Wed 15 May, '24- |
Warwick Wombles Litter PickLocation on Campus TBCA monthly litter pick on campus. Cleaning up litter helps tidy up your local area and protect biodiversity. Please bring gloves if you have them.
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Thu 13 Jun, '24- |
Energy WalkMeeting Point is at the Kirby Corner Borehole SiteThese walks will last for one hour and will focus on some of the energy projects on campus, such as the borehole site and Energy Centre. Domestic energy use will also be discussed. The walks will be led by the Energy Team. As well as learning about energy infrastructure and projects, they are a great opportunity to get outdoors and explore more of campus. |
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Wed 19 Jun, '24- |
Warwick Wombles Litter PickLocation on Campus TBCA monthly litter pick on campus. Cleaning up litter helps tidy up your local area and protect biodiversity. Please bring gloves if you have them. |
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Tue 25 Jun, '24- |
Biodiversity Walk: Pollinators and FlowersTBAJoin us for a walk to look at pollinators, such as bees, and the flowers they are feeding on. |
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Tue 6 Aug, '24- |
Biodiversity Walk: Glorious GrasslandsTBAJoin us on this walk where we'll use the iNaturalist app to identify and record the various grassland species we have on campus. |
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