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Monday 17 November 
Hear WMS and WBS researchers explore how work conditions in different industries impact health, safety and wellbeing. Followed by group discussions and a networking lunch.

“You’ve got to keep trying new things to keep life exciting.”

How does a self-confessed restless person keep himself busy? If you’re James, you’ll try every new opportunity that comes your way. Morris dancing anyone?

Experience the bold brilliance of Takuro Kuwata, one of the most exciting voices in contemporary ceramics showing at the Mead Gallery.

Renowned for his vivid glazes and sculptural forms, Kuwata blends traditional Japanese pottery with daring, experimental techniques that have earned him global acclaim.

The exhibition opens Thursday 30 October at 6pm with a special preview event. If you're on campus, come along to meet the creators and get an early look.

There’s still time to be part of the vibrant Global Illuminations Procession. Michelle Watson, Student User Experience Officer, told us what you can expect and why you should get involvedLink opens in a new window.

Please note we expect some traffic delays on campusLink opens in a new window between 5 – 7pm on Wednesday 19 November, as the procession takes place. Find out which car parks will be most affected.

Join us this November as One World Warwick celebrates 60 years of global engagement and impact! Connect, collaborate, and shape our international future through inclusive education, research, and community events on campus and around the world.

Did you see one of our campus residents, the greylag goose, being immortalised in the Piazza during Welcome Week? Watch the journey of street artist David Speed, working with the Warwick community and local schools, to design and create the new mural ‘Temporary Home’ – with the final design chosen through a staff and student vote.

Take part in our survey and you could win one of 25 £10 digital shopping vouchers! It takes just five minutes to share your thoughts, and we want to hear from all departments.

Want to find out how we’re taking steps to increase diversity, develop an inclusive culture, and become leaders in social inclusion? Take a look at this report, which highlights how we are thriving on difference at Warwick. 

You’ll still be able to request additional annual leave, to reduce your working hours or take a career break once our Time Back Benefits scheme comes to a close on 31 October. Find out what is changing and how to apply.