Are you an early-career researcher (ECR) who’s developing interdisciplinary approaches to health research? The ECR small grant schemeLink opens in a new window – offering funding of up to £2,000 – could be for you. Apply by Wednesday 4 December.

Are you interested in forming collaborative research projects with Coventry City Council and beyond? Apply for a new funding schemeLink opens in a new window offering up to £1,000 – deadline Friday 29 November.

We’re supporting Warwickshire’s Hedgerow Heroes with their bid to plant and restore hedgerow this winter. Want to join an off-campus event (Wednesday 4 December) and be a direct help for British wildlife? Transport provided. Sign up nowLink opens in a new window.

Keen to learn more about our campus wildlife and network with fellow staff members? Join the Sustainability team on a festive lunchtime walk (Thursday 12 DecemberLink opens in a new window), in search of calling birds. Don’t worry, singing The Twelve Days of Christmas is optional!

Did you know that more than 130 partnership scholars are studying at Warwick this year, from 44 different countries? As part of One World Warwick, we held an event to celebrate this amazing group of students – find out more.

Saturday 16 – Saturday 30 November 
Have you seen the shed in Warwick Arts Centre, built by carpenter Philip Roe? This month, men and the people who care about them are invited to visit the shed and talk about how they feel, with a support network of community and medical partners. On Tuesday 26 November, there’s also an opportunity to hear from Dr Alex Cotton with a free talk about her experience as an NHS mental health nurse for 30 years.

Tuesday 26 November 
Want to find out how to create and nurture respectful, inclusive and diverse (RID) classrooms? Join visiting Melbourne academic Dr Nira Rahman for this event from Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA).

Thursday 28 November 
As part of Warwick Arts Centre’s ‘Rebels With A Cause!’ 50th anniversary celebrations, come and experience new work from three West Midlands artists on the theme of activism.

Thursday 5 December 
Join visiting Melbourne academic Dr Nira Rahman as she explores the evolving landscape of higher education, focusing on the crucial role of students as partners in shaping the learning experience.