Alumni
As a GSD graduate, you can keep connected with Warwick by registering your details at warwickgrad.net. By doing so, we will be able to let you know about what's going on in the GSD Department, and we will also be able to inform you about any employment and training opportunities offered by the department. By registering your details, you'll be able to access a termly newsletter from the department, invites to departmental initiatives, and job opportunities for GSD graduates.
Alumni newsletters
In our second newsletter of the 2021-22 academic year, read about our recent alumni event for current students, catch up on our Postgraduate Open Day, hear news from your fellow graduates and the department, and find out how you can stay connected with Warwick.
Virtual yearbooks
We have created virtual yearbooks to record the thoughts and reflections of our graduates and staff:
Alumni stories
Hear from some of our alumni about what they're up to now and how studying GSD at Warwick has prepared them for life after graduation.
We're currently developing alumni case studies on our website so that current and prospective students can see what our graduates have gone on to do. Please get in touch with the Alumni Team in the first instance if you would like to be involved.
Keeping connected
Stay connected to the GSD community and see what our current students are up to by following us on Twitter and liking our Facebook page.
Join our LinkedIn GSD Alumni Network to connect with other GSD graduates and staff from the School for Cross-faculty Studies.
We’d also love to hear from you. Please send your news and stories to the department’s Recruitment and Communications Officer, Jess Holt, so we can keep up to date with what you're up to.
Please email Gioia Panzarella for information about GSD Alumni Network.
Alumni benefits
As a Warwick graduate, you will have a range of benefits including:
- Access to the Library, University House, and the Sports and Wellness Hub (when you join a Sports membership scheme) with your alumni swipe card;
- Access to online journals and publications;
- E-mentoring and careers advice via warwickgrad.net;
- Free access to careers resources and events for life and individual support for up to two years after graduation via MyAdvantage.
For access to these benefits, it's key to keep your details up to date by signing up to warwickgrad, filling in the update form or by emailing the Alumni Team at alumni@warwick.ac.uk.
Are you considering postgraduate study?
With our postgraduate opportunities in the GSD Department, it would be wonderful to welcome some of our alumni back to the School for further study in the future.
MASc in Global Sustainable Development
- A one year, full-time Master of Arts and Science (MASc) in Global Sustainable Development
- Minimum entry requirements: 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent)
- Please see here for details about how to apply.
MPhil/PhD in Global Sustainable Development
- Our MPhil/PhD in Global Sustainable Development can be completed in four years as a full-time programme, or in seven years as a part-time programme
- Minimum requirements: 2:1 undergraduate degree and a Master’s (or equivalent) in a related subject
- Please see here for details about how to apply.
Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Programme: TRANSFORM
If you’re interested in postgraduate research level study with us, doctoral scholarships are available for PhD in Global Sustainable Development applicants, enabling work on transdisciplinary projects that address a real-world sustainability challenge. Applications for 2023 entry will likely open at the beginning of 2023.
Please see the TRANSFORM pages for further informationLink opens in a new window.
Find out more about postgraduate study in the GSD Department
If you would like to find out more about our postgraduate programmes and how they differ from your previous studies, we encourage you to get in touch with our postgraduate teamLink opens in a new window to arrange a one-to-one chat.