International
Warwick: a globally-engaged university
Being international is in our DNA.
Warwick thrives on our diverse and inclusive global community of students, staff and alumni. We are committed to enriching the international composition, outlook and understanding of our community.
We believe in empowering educational and research excellence, innovation and impact through collaboration with a strong network of partners around the globe, so that, together, we can deliver solutions to global challenges and enhance our way of life.
We seek to do so in accordance with our values as an institution, our commitment to a sustainable future, and our ambition to be one of the world’s exceptional universities, pointing the way ahead.
Professor Michael Scott, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International).
Funding Opportunities
International Partnership FundLink opens in a new window
The University’s International Partnership Fund (IPF) is designed to foster or establish collaborations between Warwick academics and their peers at top international universities or institutions.
It supports joint preliminary research, as well as the organization of meetings, conferences, or workshops. This IPF is intended to support partnership development worldwide.
Monash Warwick AllianceLink opens in a new window
There are funds available to support researchers, educators and students. They have been designed to support you at every level of your collaboration, whether it's establishing new links or advancing existing collaborations.
There are two rounds of funding available every year with deadlines in Autumn and Spring.
Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityLink opens in a new window
The SJTU-Warwick Joint Seed Fund has been established with the specific intention to foster new initiatives with high potential for global impact that combine complementary aspects of each institution towards novel research outcomes.
The SJTU-Warwick Joint PhD Programme has been established with the intention of creating opportunities for both institutions and their students to collaborate on high-quality research projects. The programme also provides a framework for the progression of joint research projects supported by the SJTU-Warwick joint seed fund.
Our Global Partners
Africa
Africa is undergoing a remarkable period of economic and social transformation, with higher education playing a key role. Through deepening our understanding of partner priorities and development needs, Warwick is building collaborations rooted in principles of equality and mutually beneficial engagement.
Australasia
In 2012 Monash University, Melbourne, Australia and the University of Warwick combined the expertise and resources of two research-intensive universities, to create a ground-breaking international partnership that is at the forefront of excellence and innovation. .
South and Central Asia
Warwick enjoys deep and varied connections with South and Central Asia. Engaging with our student and alumni communities, research collaborators, and industry and policy partners across this extensive and diverse region, we aim to create a better world together, whist thriving on difference.
East and South East Asia
Warwick has been committed to engagement with East and Southeast Asia for many years. We collaborate with leading research institutions across various academic fields, offering our students and staff numerous opportunities for international collaboration.
Europe
We play an active role in European higher education, research and innovation, and are proud to be a founding member of the EUTOPIA European University alliance. Through our membership of prestigious European networks we extend our influence within higher education, research, policy and industry across Europe.
The Americas
Our academics work closely with counterparts in leading higher education institutions, industry partners and funding bodies across the Americas on a wide variety of projects in both research and education. We also aspire to attract the best and most talented international students and are pleased to welcome students from across the Americas every year.