Further Opportunities
Discover More: Explore the Further Opportunities Webpage!
Looking to get more out of your time at university? Whether you're aiming to boost your CV, expand your network, or simply try something new, our Further Opportunities webpage is your go-to place for:
- Academic Enrichment – Research placements, summer schools, and skills workshops
- Global Experiences – International internships, and cultural exchange programmes
- Career Development – Insight days, employer events, and volunteering opportunities
- Personal Growth – Personal Development programmes and student-led initiatives
- Community Engagement – Societies, student representation, and outreach projects
Take charge of your university journey and make the most of what Warwick has to offer — both inside and outside the classroom.
TeamWork International Experience Programme
Boost your work experience, confidence and transferable skills by taking part in TeamWork! Designed to bridge the gap between academic studies and professional experience, you will collaborate online on an external organisation's project and be supported by their mentor. You will need to commit to around 10 hours per week over 4 weeks from 2-27 March;.
The closing date for applications is 24 November.
- WP students are eligible for £400 bursaries upon completion of the programme;
- Each project team will include a multi-disciplinary mix of 7 students from selected international universities.
- Students can select which type of project they would like to collaborate on out of the following:
- Business and Consultancy
- Global Health and Wellbeing
- Marketing and Communication
- Research and Innovation
- Sustainability and Social Impact
- Technology and AI
- Students will receive a certificate of completion plus up to 12 Core Skills points towards the Warwick Award. TeamWork will also be added HEAR transcripts.
Find out more and apply here: TeamWork International Experience Programme.
Eutopia-Virtual Simulation Exercise
Date:19-20th January 2026
Location: Online
What: Simulation Exercise on intra and inter-institutional negotiations of the EU’s “Chat Control” regulation.
Sign up before 1st December 2025. Click here for more information.
We are pleased to provide details of an exciting opportunity targeted towards second and third year UG students studying GSD, Economics or Business related courses:
University of Antwerp - International Week on Sustainability (I-Week)
The University of Antwerp, Belgium are running their 13th International Week on Sustainability from 23-27 March 2026. There are additional online sessions in advance and following the I-Week.
We are thrilled to be able to offer 10 second or third year undergraduate students the opportunity to be nominated to attend this 1 week hybrid programme with the University of Antwerp without paying the normal fee of €250 (free programme).
The course consists of five interactive days of presentations, discussions, and workshops during which students are exposed to international academics, sustainability experts and CEOs. The I-Week can be followed online or in-person on campus (priority for places will be for in-person). The programme received the UAntwerp Education Award for innovation and internationalisation.
For full details and how to apply please see the webpage
Deadline is noon on 20 November and students must also arrange for a supporting academic reference to be submitted by then.
The Undergraduate Research Support Scheme is open for applications! If you have a research idea you’d like to explore over the summer, you can apply for the URSS for funding, support finding a supervisor and training on how to do research: https://warwick.ac.uk/services/skills/urss/ Find out more about the scheme and take a look at previous URSS participants’ research projects at the URSS showcase on Wednesday 12th November, 12-4pm, Panorama, Rootes Building
Student Mobility Information and Social Sessions. Find out more about Student Mobility Opportunities and get together with other students.
Warwick in Africa recruits and trains Warwick students to volunteer in English and Maths classrooms in our partner schools in Ghana and South Africa. Apply by 2nd November.
Student masterclass: This workshop will guide you through the ways to create engaging hands-on activities based on your research or your area of study. Wednesday 29th October, 1.00pm-4.00pm, Ramphal. Find out more and book your place.
Student masterclass: How to design a poster or visual display for a public audience. Wednesday 29th October, 1.00pm-3.30pm, Science Concourse. Find out more and book your place.
Economic Theory Conference Yale University, March 6-7, 2026
Call for papers is now open. Click here to submit. DEADLINE: December 7, 2025
The Graduate Women in Economic Theory (GWiET) Conference aims to foster networking, collaboration, and community building. Application and attendance are open to all graduate students working in economic theory. If you are interested in attending, please pre-register HERE!
You have big ambitions. Our alumni have inspiring stories. The Warwick Alumni Mentoring programme is your opportunity to benefit from their expertise.
As students and alumni, you can connect with graduates who can provide one-to-one support to help develop your skills and confidence.
Our alumni mentors play a crucial role in helping students and alumni, by sharing insights into their industry and job role, guiding you to find the right professional path.
The programme can provide:
- Industry insights
- Professional networks
- Connections with alumni around the world
Access your exclusive community platform and find a mentor on Warwickgrad using your student login details. For more information visit Warwickgrad FAQs.
Check out this short video to guide you through some of the ways to connect with and find a Warwick Alumni Mentor in less than a minute.
Become a University Student Mentor!
Are you passionate about inspiring young people and helping them reach their full potential? Join the IntoUniversity Student Mentoring programme and make a real difference!
As a mentor, you’ll be paired with a young person aged 10–17, meeting regularly to offer support with schoolwork, university advice, and confidence-building, all while developing your own communication and leadership skills.
Interested in finding out more? Come along to our information session at the University of Warwick (University House) on Wednesday 6th November 2025.
Register your interest here: https://forms.office.com/e/qMpT46N1sV