Our Virtual Undergraduate Open Day sessions for Global Sustainable Development will be held on Wednesday 27 October 2021. Book your place now.

We will be running the following sessions:

• Overview of Global Sustainable Development at Warwick with Q&A, 11 am - 12:30 pm UK time: What is Global Sustainable Development (GSD) at Warwick? Join us to find out what's unique about our undergraduate BASc courses and discover what life is like in our community. We will provide you with a detailed outline of our degrees and our students will also be on hand to tell you about why they chose to study GSD. There will be time during this session for you to ask us your questions. Register for this session.
• Global Sustainable Development Taster Session, 2:30-3:30 pm UK time: Join us for a fun and interactive taster session on the problem of sustainable transport. This session is designed to give you a feel for the teaching style in the GSD Department. This taster activity is linked to one of the first-year core GSD modules, the Global Sustainable Development Project. Register for this session.

Our Virtual Undergraduate Open Day sessions for Liberal Arts will be held on Wednesday 27 October 2021. Book your place now.

We will be running the following sessions:

• Overview of Liberal Arts with Q&A, 10-11:30 am UK time: What is Liberal Arts at Warwick? Join us to find out how our degree is different from other Liberal Arts programmes and discover what life is like in our community. During this session we will provide you with an overview of the course. You will also hear about the options we offer such as studying abroad and work placements. Our students will be on hand to provide you with an insight into what life is like as a Liberal Arts student at Warwick. Register for this session.
• Liberal Arts Taster Session, 1-2 pm UK time: Join staff and students to get a feel for the unique teaching style in the Liberal Arts Department. During this session, you will be exploring the problem of COVID-19 misinformation on social media. This session is closely linked to our first-year core module, Science, Society, and the Media. No scientific academic background is required to join in with this taster session! If you would like to do some reading beforehand, please take a look at the Executive Summary of the Center for Countering Digital Hate's report. Please note, this reading is not a requirement for joining the session. Register for this session.

Dr Eris Williams-Reed, University of Warwick/Newcastle University (Chair: Dr Clare Rowan)

“Inscribing ecological grief”