News and Events

Are you interested in taking an optional module with IATL in 2025/26? Join our Online Module Fair on Friday, 23. May!

If you would like to supplement your disciplinary excellence by taking an IATL module next year, this event is for you! We will be speaking about all IATL Undergraduate modules that are being offered to students next academic year.

To attend our IATL Online Module Fair on Friday, 23. May between 1pm - 3pm on MS Teams, please complete this registration form.Link opens in a new windowLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window

We will send you a Team invite with the link to the event before the event, and you will also receive a detailed schedule with the order of events, so that you can dip in and out of the meeting based on your interests. Or, you could grab some popcorn and stay for the whole two hours!

New issue Reinvention: an International Journal of Undergraduate Research, Volume 18 Issue 1, published 30th April 2025

Threads of Transformation, Unravelling Norms, Reweaving Futures

https://reinventionjournal.org/index.php/reinvention/index

IATL’s Director of Education and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dr Heather Meyer discusses her role and lets us know a few secrets .......

Read how we are putting into action suggestions made by the Student Voice.

As we approach assessment season, now is a great time to take a moment for yourself and explore ways to support your wellbeing. The Understanding Wellbeing online module, co-created by IATL staff and students, is an open-access resource designed to help you explore the key concept of wellbeing. The module offers practical activities and strategies you can try — from exercise and art to mindfulness and much more — to help you look after your wellbeing during this busy period.

Plus, there is a chance to win! By volunteering completing both the pre- and post-module surveys, Warwick students enrolled in the module will be entered into a raffle to win one of five £50 Love2Shop vouchers. After completing both surveys, you will have the option to enter your email address for the prize draw. The raffle will take place on 30 May 2025. Do not miss out — support your wellbeing and be in with a chance to win! To access the Understanding Wellbeing module and the surveys use this linkLink opens in a new window. Good luck!

The Education Fund, jointly supported by IATL and WIHEA, has opened the 2025/26 funding call. We are seeking innovative staff-led projects that promote student engagement in the curriculum. Staff can apply for a two-year strategic project or one year of seed funding to test ideas. The websiteLink opens in a new window has full details, with applications due 23 May and 30 June.

Vivan Joseph (IATL Teaching Fellow) and Olivia Gunn (final year, Warwick Psychology with Education) will be giving a presentation on IATL's Research-Infused Curriculum at the 2025 Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Conference at the LSE on Thursday 10th April.Link opens in a new window Their talk will showcase IATL's approach to infusing research into our curriculum, from interdisciplinary teaching and learning to student research for assessments through to the presentation of that research to a wider audience.

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There’s more to assessment than essays and exams. In IATL, it’s a space for agency and innovation. Whether it’s a podcast, live performance, research project, or something wild and wonderful, you choose the format that fits your voice. Your message, your medium. Explore our new page, IATL Assessment MethodsLink opens in a new window, to see what students make of our innovative approach to assessment.

IATL will be launching three new interdisciplinary modules for 2025/26 on the topics of Migration and Borders, Social Entrepreneurship and Global Connections. These new modules have been designed to provide students with the tools and experiences to approach complex problems and come up with innovative ideas and solutions through a robustly supported research experience and IATL’s innovative assessment methods