The next event in the School for Cross-faculty Studies Research and Pedagogy Seminar Series will be on Wednesday 27 November 2019, 4pm-6pm in the Ramphal Building in room R1.03.

Professor Loredana Polezzi, a professor in Translation Studies at Cardiff University, will present 'Translation, Multilingualism and Development: TML in Namibia'. Her presentation will look at two connected initiatives that support collaboration between UK academics, teachers and creative artists and the University of Namibia in the areas of multilingualism, language education and translation. Find out more here.

The Seminar Series is open to all University students and staff.

Please help us to reduce our environmental footprint by bringing your own mug for refreshments.

This event falls on a scheduled strike day. Alternative arrangements may be put in place so as not to undermine strike action.

The Seminar Series is open to all University students and staff.

Please help us to reduce our environmental footprint by bringing your own mug for refreshments.

Are you interested in going beyond what you're being taught in your workshops, seminars, and lectures? Carrying out research can lead you to look at and even answer questions that potentially no one else has addressed before you. Not only can research help you to become more engaged with your subject, it can also help you to develop professionally, adding self-education, patience, and organisational and people skills to your capabilities.

Applications for the British Conference of Undergraduate Research and Warwick's Undergraduate Research Support Scheme are now open. These are your opportunities to share your research, engage with other students' work and discuss new ideas.

^{Kayamandi township; Image credit: Lily Rose Pace, Warwick in Africa Student Volunteer 2018}

Are you interested in using education as a tool to make a sustainable difference? As a Warwick student, you have the opportunity to volunteer for The Warwick Laksh Programme and the Warwick in Africa programme, which aim to help learners achieve more by creating a long-lasting impact within the partnership schools involved.

Application for the 2020 Warwick Laksh Programme is now open (exact dates of placements to be confirmed). A Learn About Laksh event is being held on Wednesday 30 October 2019 from 1pm-2pm in the Social Sciences Building, Room S0.18, where you can find out more about the programme, how to apply and be inspired to make a difference. The deadline for applications is Friday 6 December 2019.

Applications for Warwick in Africa's Summer 2020 programme (exact dates of placements to be confirmed) will open on Monday 4 November 2019. The deadline for applications is Sunday 12 January 2020.