Welcome Week information
What to expect in Welcome Week
Welcome Week is one of our favourite times of the year in Education Studies. It’s when we get to meet you - our newest students - and help you settle in, find your way around, and start to feel part of our community. We’re a small and friendly centre, so expect a warm welcome, plenty of friendly faces, and lots of opportunities to get to know your course and the people who’ll be teaching and supporting you.
You’ll find the full timetable for all Education Studies Welcome Week events on the University’s Welcome webpages, and we’ve also included a quick overview below so you know what to expect.
Monday 29 September
10:45am - 1:45pm
Welcome To Education Studies
Location: L3
You will receive a very warm welcome at this Welcome to Education Studies session. This is your first opportunity to meet key staff in the Centre, to start to get to know other students, and to find out what to expect from Welcome Week and the start of your course.
2pm - 3pm
SELCS Social
Location: Panorama Suite
Join us for an informal social event, where you’ll have the chance to meet fellow new students from across the School as you begin your Warwick journey.
Tuesday 30 September
10am - 1pm
Welcome to BA Education
Room S0.18, Ground Floor of the Social Sciences Building
Join us for an introduction to studying BA Education, led by your Course Directors. Dr Mark Pulsford, Director of Undergraduate Study will guide you through what to expect from the course, how to make the most of your studies, and what it means to be part of our learning community.
Wednesday 1 October
10am - 1pm
Studying BA Education - More Essential Information
Room S0.18, Ground Floor of the Social Sciences Building.
This is your chance to gain in-depth insight into your course and life at Warwick. Dr Mark Pulsford, Director of Undergraduate Study will provide essential and detailed information about the BA Education programme, what to expect from your academic journey, and how to make the most of your studies. You'll also learn all about the Peer Mentor Scheme - a supportive initiative where you’ll be carefully matched with a current student mentor to help you settle in, navigate university life, and feel confident as you begin your degree.