One World Warwick
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Join us this November as One World Warwick celebrates the diversity, talent and international reach of our community. From campus activities to events across the globe, there are countless opportunities to connect, learn and share experiences.
Across the last academic year, almost 19,000 Warwick students took part in One World Warwick and Together at Warwick events, That’s well over half the University’s entire student population. As we approach our 2026 One World Warwick November celebration, it's inspiring to see so many student societies, University teams and departments preparing to celebrate the global connections, opportunities and experiences that make Warwick such a distinctive place to study and work.
I am equally delighted that staff and students from many of our global partners will be joining us, collaborating on and participating in events throughout the month. One World Warwick is an opportunity to celebrate the 155 nations represented within our community, while learning more about one another and the global partnerships that enrich our University.
At a time when connection, understanding and belonging matter more than ever, it is vital that everyone at Warwick feels welcomed, valued and at home, wherever they come from. I'm encouraged that 81% of students from international backgrounds told us in 2025-26 that they felt the University cared about them. This year, we want to build on that progress and do even more.
So let's make One World Warwick November 2026 our biggest and most inclusive celebration yet. Get involved, encourage your friends and colleagues to join in, share your culture, discover new perspectives, and help ensure that everyone feels cared for and that they belong as part of our fantastically diverse, welcoming global community.
Happy One World Warwick November 2026!
Professor Michael Scott, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International)
British Arts Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers
The landmark 10th edition of British Art Show explores human connection and the figure of the Other in divided times, through the work of more than 30 artists.
Intercultural Training workshop
This workshop on Intercultural Games is designed to experiment with your communication skills to help you to understand, communicate and build effective relationships with those from different cultural backgrounds.
Diwali - A Celebration of Unity and Culture
The Students’ Union is excited to present Diwali, a vibrant and inclusive celebration to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
URSS 2026 Showcase
This event provides an opportunity to celebrate your work, develop your communication skills, and engage with audiences both within and beyond the University.
Langar on Campus
Warwick SU's annual Langar on Campus as part of One World Warwick, serving free food to all students and staff across campus. The Langar (community kitchen) will offer free vegetarian food to anyone, served with love and the spirit of Seva (selfless service). This is in celebration of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's 557th Gurpurab (birth anniversary).
Go Global Fair
Discover more about studying, working, volunteering or conducting research abroad – whether for a year-long or short-term experience – at the fair. Meet the teams and organisations who provide opportunities, and speak to students who’ve had international experiences.
Europe Showcase 2026
Join our International Team to explore the latest opportunities for European staff mobility, funding and networks.
Warwick India Network (WIN) Distinguished Lecture “If Health is Wealth - How Wealthy is India?”
The Distinguished India Lecture 2026 is hosted by the Warwick India Network (WIN).
Our speaker, Professor Gagandeep Kang is a physician-scientist specialising in microbiology and public health who played a crucial role in public health communication during the pandemic.
One World Warwick delivers global impact through collaboration, reach and research funding
One World Warwick returned in March 2026, this time with a focus on external connections and networks the University provides for our staff and students, and through which we deliver global impact and change.
External Engagement
- social media posts achieved 383k impressions.
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34k video views on social media platforms.
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13k post clicks, +198% from 2025.
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Over 20 media items picked up globally with a combined potential reach of over 5 million.
Joint Seed Funds
- 170 applications for 10 international partnership funds.
- New seed funds launched with Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Vrije Universiteit Brussels and Washington University in St Louis.
In 2026 Student Opportunity saw a 14.3% increase in the number of Warwick students taking part in TeamWork - an online, international experience programme - compared to the previous year, alongside running an increased suite of international career events. The Student Mobility team saw an 138% increase in the number of students who were able to access funding to undertake their international experience, compared to the previous year.