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SuccessFactors is now available; find out how to access the system to update your details, what you can do now and what to expect as part of future developments, and get support.

Congratulations to 33 new Fellows of the Warwick International Higher Education Academy, who join a collaborative community to improve student experience and make a difference to Warwick.

Professor Jo Angouri has been appointed as Academic Director (Education and Internationalisation). Find out more about Jo and the role.

The University is deferring the introduction of the new weekend and evening parking charges until January 2020.

Warwick has once again been named as one of the UK’s top 10 universities in the Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide.

Hear from seven academics awarded fellowships to work on world class research in topics including autonomous vehicles and life in outer space.

Considering how to develop your career? New to your role, or the University? Take a look at resources and support on newly updated web pages, including details of the Warwick Leadership Programme and a new resource page for Heads of Academic Departments.

Warwick is supporting the Global Climate Strike. We are aiming to reach net zero carbon from our direct emissions and the energy we buy by 2030.

There have been a number of changes to car parks over the last year, resulting in more spaces available across campus. Find out about these changes and how they affect you.

Would you like to find out what other teams and departments across the University are up to? Or maybe share news about the work of your own department? With Warwick’s News Stand pages, you can subscribe to other departments’ newsletters and add your own.

Warwick has risen two places in the latest THE World University Rankings. This rise is in addition to Warwick’s leap of a dozen places in the 2018 table.

Take a look at the shows and workshops on offer at our special science-themed Family Day; an exciting day of scientific discovery and exploration for all the family.

A donation from an honorary graduate has led to the launch of Pre-School Futures, an early intervention STEM project by Dr Joanna Collingwood.

Dr Diana Beech has been appointed to the role of Head of Government Affairs. Find out more about Diana and the role.

Can you trust an e-vote? What can combat drug-resistant superbugs? Explore these questions and much more! See who’s taking part and book your tickets.

Join the Registrar's Coffee Morning on Wednesday 11 September to catch up on institutional developments and network. Get future dates for your diary.

The Men's Cycle Tour 2019 (Tour of Britain) will pass through campus on Friday 13 September. Find out how you can get involved and the impact on travel and traffic.

Get guidance and support on applying for funding for public engagement projects, events and activities.

Thank you to everyone who has registered and submitted posters and questions. There are still places left on some of the workshops, so please check the web pages for room numbers, and come along.

Moving to a centrally IT managed computer has many benefits including data encryption. This allows for a much higher degree of security in the event of loss or theft of your device.