Researchers from Warwick Institute for Global Sustainable Development (IGSD) are collaborating with early-career researchers from Commonwealth countries to support their growth into future climate research leaders

Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to visit the House of Lords for the International Student Celebration event hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) to recognize the impact of international students on the UK community. It was an unbelievable experience, and I’m excited to share all about it and how I ended up there through this blog.

Educators from the University of Warwick and Monash University have collaborated to develop an online Quality Improvement in Healthcare course, designed to improve access to quality healthcare around the world.  

This week is one of my favourites in the year. It's a chance to bring together academics, students, researchers and stakeholders from across to Europe and beyond for our bi-annual EUTOPIA Week. Hosted by EUTOPIA partner CY Cergy Paris University, the theme for this EUTOPIA week is innovation and collaboration – providing a platform to showcase the achievements of the alliance and to set the stage for future initiatives.

Last week Yulia Timofeeva, Kathryn Hunger and Ayse Sunar from the Department of Computer Science at Warwick joined members of The Guild to exchange with peers, experts and policymakers on the fast-changing field of artificial intelligence (AI) in The Guilds members-only event “AI in European universities: Opportunities and challenges”. Supported by Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL) and Université Paris Cité, they discussed the impact of AI in research and educational activities at the inspiring PariSanté Campus.

On Monday 11^th November many of our partnership scholars attended an evening reception to celebrate their success in securing highly prestigious and competitive scholarships to study at Warwick. Over 150 partnership scholars are studying at Warwick this year from 44 countries.

Creating opportunities for participation of third-country partner universities

Warwick has launched a Joint PhD  with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) to further strengthen our research collaboration and support the development of our future research leaders. Applications are now open for scholars to join the programme for the Autumn 2025 intake.

The main aim of seed funding is to support Warwick academics and researchers to engage with the Horizon Europe programme.

The Seed Fund provides funding of up to £7.5k/ award for projects made under one of three routes:

1) Existing collaborations (max funding £7.5K/award);

2) New collaborations (max funding £5K/award) and

3) Consultancy services (max funding £7.5K/award).

Please see the call page for full information.