News and Events

Our funded projects pages list the most recent projects and all previously funded projects, including reports, videos, etc.

Thinking of applying for funding from IATL? Check the application deadlines for 2014-15 now.

The 2014 Questionnaire is open now to undergraduates and taught Masters students at Warwick, closing at midnight on Sunday 29/6/2013. A £100 Amazon voucher is available to be won each week until then.

Are you looking for part-time work?

IATL is looking for five Student Researchers who will act as Education Champions on a project aimed to pilot, evaluate and potentially set up an embedded institution-wide network of student learning and teaching “champions.” In this role you will have the opportunity to affect real change in the teaching and learning experience across all four faculties. You are not representatives of the student body, rather you are empowered as researchers who will be responsible for working collaboratively with University staff to make recommendations that are grounded in the student experience. More specifically, you will develop the “champion role”, piloting two modes of project generation- one more University-strategy driven and the second more student driven. You willevaluate and reflect on the pilot study (pros/cons, viability of the project) and write a final report with recommendations on a possible University wide student “champion” scheme.

The full list of IATL's undergraduate interdisciplinary modules for the 2014-15 academic year has now been published.

The conference, to be held on 23 September in institutions in eight cities across five continents, is looking for submissions from undergraduates of abstracts for spoken and paper presentations.

Wednesday 09 April 2014 | 11:00am-12:00noon | MS.03, Zeeman Building, University of Warwick

To be given by Dr Simon Lancaster (UEA); booking now open.

Zoe Kristensen and M.B. Che Rozenan displayed their work, on 'Gender Dysphoria and the Autistic Spectrum: A Study of Co-incidence' and 'Understanding the X-Ray Emission of our Galaxy' respectively, at this event, which is now in its second year.

6pm | Thursday 13th March

Lecture in the University of Warwick's Distinguished Lecture Series, to be delivered by Richard K Miller, President of Olin College of Engineering.

05 March 2014 (9.30pm)
Helen Martin Studio

Warwick University poets with Birmingham Conservatoire composers and the Coull Quartet