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The Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL) offer an innovative portfolio of interdisciplinary modules for UG and PG students. Find out more at IAT's Module Fair - Wednesday 24th April 12:30 - 14:30 in the FAB Agora (Ground Floor).

IATL will be offering a new suite of Interdisciplinary Skills Sessions designed to enhance the learning of students taking IATL modules. Over the next few weeks we will be running sessions on Interdisciplinary Academic Writing, Ethics Application Support and Interdisciplinary Methods. All IATL students are welcome to attend these sessions. More information and a form to register your interest can be found here

The call for WorldCUR-BCUR 2023 abstracts is OPEN NOW until Wednesday 16th of November 2022 @ 12noon GMT

Sign up for Abstract Writing Workshops for WorldCUR-BCUR 2023 held on Microsoft Teams. Tuesday 1st of November 2022 @ 8am UTC Wednesday 2nd of November 2022 @ 4pm UTC We will guide you through the abstract writing process, including the 4 questions What? Why? So What? Now What? And how to construct these into a coherent abstract. We will explore how to frame your language for an international and interdisciplinary audience. We will discuss the importance of your title and different Forms of Presentation to engage with your audience.

Join us for this short online information session to find out about IATL and the modules we offer. There will be a welcome from IATL's Head of Department, Professor Jonathan Heron and IATL module convenors followed by a chance for you to ask your questions. Please click here to register.

The ninth annual International Conference of Undergraduate Research was held on 28th-29th September 2021. Warwick presenters connected with fellow undergraduate researchers at our thirteen participating institutions around the world. ICUR 2021 welcomed almost 600 presenters in 118 spoken presentation panels and 70 poster presentations.

On the 15th of April 2021, Dr Elena Riva and IATL have hosted the 5th Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching Conference that explored a variety of issues in the theme of 'Interdisciplinarity: Learning from Each Other', reflecting on the learning elements of collaboration, co-construction of knowledge and practice that underpin the interdisciplinary teaching and learning experiences of students and teachers.

What does IATL mean? What does IATL do? Is it true that students have freedom over their assessments at IATL? Can students & staff receive funding for an idea?

Want to hear more about IATL? Join the 2 IATL Co-Creation Officers Lanaire and Pula on our instagram @iatlwarwick at 1pm on the 28th of October.

The online module fair took place on the 29th of April, allowing students to listen to presentations and ask questions about the different modules. You can read more about the event and view the presentations online here.