The Monash Warwick Alliance has jointly invested in several major challenge-led initiatives which have the potential to produce truly transformational research. The World Health Organization has declared antimicrobial resistance (AMR) to be one of the top global public health threats - the Alliance is tackling AMR by training a future-ready workforce that can drive the next wave of scientific discoveries and their translation into clinical settings.

We are excited to announce our signature of the Magna Carta Universitatum - MCU 2020: a global commitment to promote and support academic freedom, institutional autonomy, the connection between teaching and research, social responsibility and the core values of higher education.

Africa is undergoing a remarkable period of economic and social transformation, with higher education playing a key role. Through deepening our understanding of priorities and development needs of our partners, Warwick is building collaborations rooted in principles of equality and mutually beneficial engagement.

Starting 1 January 2024, the initiative seeks to address the disparities in health-related research, specifically tailored for Romania, Slovenia, and Portugal.

Warwick has signed a new PhD agreement with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) to further strengthen our research collaboration and support the development of our future research leaders.

07 Nov: Prof George Christou, DPVC Europe, hosted a Europe Showcase event, attended by over 70 colleagues and supported by International Strategy and Relations (ISR) and Research and Impact Services (RIS). 

Professor George Christou has been appointed as Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Europe) with immediate effect. In his new role, George will work closely with Professor Michael Scott, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International), to lead with our engagement with the EUTOPIA alliance, extend and deepen our relationships with European university partners, and to pursue opportunities for funding, student mobility, and European research and teaching collaboration.

Professor Jo Angouri has been unanimously elected as the next Lonnoy Chair for Multilingualism of the Brussels Centre for Language Studies at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The Chair is awarded every year to a researcher in Linguistics with a solid international reputation and whose research has affinity with the theme of multilingualism in the broad sense.

A ground-breaking alliance of ten European universities – including the University of Warwick – has been granted legal status as a not-for-profit institution during an event at the European Parliament.

The move formalises the EUTOPIA partnership between the universities, who work together to find solutions to major societal challenges through collaborative research, increased mobility of students and staff, and advocating for innovation.