See how we’re working with Coventry City Council and partners to tackle inequalities and improve health outcomes across Coventry through research, as part of a wider £50 million investment across the country.

There’s been a great response from staff and students signing up to take part in the ITLR so far. If you would like to take part, there’s still time. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get involved in a strategically important university-wide project that will shape our next Education Strategy, and you will have the opportunity to work with colleagues from across the University. There’s more information about how to get involved on the ITLR website or come to a drop-in session to find out more about the roles available.

Support the local communities and research centres at Warwick. Take a look at the Volunteer and Research Participation forum to share and receive interesting opportunities to get involved. Current opportunities include the WITHIN study, looking for volunteers aged 18-65 with chronic pain.

Explore the challenges that many women face in universities and how to overcome them in this free online webinar from jobs.ac.uk, taking place on 10 November.

Join a one-day live event focusing on the learning outcomes from the Coventry UK City of Culture 2021 intensive independent research programme, led by the University of Warwick and Coventry University with local artists, communities and citizens. The day, on 25 November, will look ahead to researching Coventry’s legacy programme and the opportunities for Bradford UK City of Culture 2025.

Share your experiences of life in the UK with a visiting student from the Department of Applied Linguistics. If you live near to the University, in the south of Coventry or Kenilworth, you could be eligible to host a student for a short period of time, from 2 weeks to 3 months, and receive payment for this. Watch a short video to find out more.

Hear from Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor, on our package for supporting our community. 

This week, we are welcoming many new students onto our campus and into our community. As they settle into their new homes, take a peek inside some of our award winning campus accommodationLink opens in a new window and hear from some of the staff involved in creating Cryfield Village.

UK Research and Innovation has just published its new Knowledge Exchange Framework data. It rates the impact UK universities have on their communities, regional and local businesses, and broader society. Warwick ranked in the top 20% of universities for public and community engagement; working with the public and third sector on contract research; and for working with businesses.