Showcasing and celebrating research at Warwick

Research students make a vital contribution to the university. Innovative, interdisciplinary and path-breaking, the work being done by our PGRs is outstanding. But PGRs aren't just valued for their research. As tutors, they make a key contribution to teaching and learning. Many of the university's key international partnerships are underpinned by joint PhD programmes, which means our PGRs are important ambassadors for Warwick. And of course, PGRs are valued colleagues and members of the university community. It is for all these reasons that we want to celebrate you all and the work you do.

Showcase your research at the upcoming Festival of Postgraduate Research!
You can do so in a 3-minute talkLink opens in a new window or in a range of other formatsLink opens in a new window. There will be prizes!

The Researcher Development Team of the University's Doctoral College has just published the programme for 2023/24.

Offered in terms of 'series', there seem some useful sessions within PhD in a Second Language, Writing Support, possibly also in Essentials, Productivity and Wellbeing. Please note that the programme it not maths-specific.

More detail on their website. Link opens in a new window

Open to all Faculties, postgrad students eligible for small grants, new and existing research eligible.

Awards of up to £25,000 are available for research and impact projects delivered in conjunction with external partners that can fully spend by 30 June 2024, with bids on a short application form invited by 17:00 on Monday 25 September 2023 to research_impact@warwick.ac.uk.

Full call details.Link opens in a new window