Latest News

Wednesday 28 January

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the greatest threats to human health of our time, and it’s not just a problem for scientists and medics, solving it requires input from every discipline. Join us for an engaging discussion on how social sciences and humanities can work hand-in-hand with science to tackle AMR.

Hear Warwick academics exploring this with guests including CEO of Transparency International UK Daniel Bruce, Labour MP and former minister Anneliese Dodds, and PAIS academic Professor Michael Saward, in the new series of the Democracy: Differently podcast. 

Help us recognise and celebrate our incredible colleagues for their teaching, research, public engagement or personal tutoring.

Next week we’ll be celebrating our students’ brilliant achievements – you can share your messages of support for them on social media. Please expect campus to be busier during this time.

Explore a wide selection of new photography, making it easier than ever to capture the spirit and spaces of Warwick in your projects.

You have until Sunday 18 January to apply for the scheme, which is part of the University’s financial planning for an uncertain future.

It’s an easy way to get alerts with important updates about campus. Plus, if you need help, you can connect directly to our Community Safety team. Whether you’re working late, walking alone, or need urgent assistance, stay safe and connected on campus.

There’s still time to register for a social media workshop for researchersLink opens in a new window, to explore how the central University social media and research communications teams can help you promote your research and grow your professional profile.

Discover the new Menuva app, created by a Warwick student to help you make informed choices on campus. Try the pilot app to get 10% offLink opens in a new window at District (Warwick Business School) and our Coffee Labs until 23 January.