Find out about changes to our education policy and regulations, operationalisation of online assessment and updated guidance ahead of the start of the new academic year.

"After two years without graduation ceremonies, it is wonderful to welcome our graduates back to campus to celebrate their achievements in person.” Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor.

Find out more as the big day finally arrivesLink opens in a new window for our 2020 and 2021 graduates – allowing them to enjoy a belated and thoroughly deserved moment to recognise their achievements!

You can head to universityofwarwick on Instagram or @warwickuni on Twitter and use the hashtag #warwickgrad to share your messages of support to all our amazing Warwick 2022 graduates.

Soon, thousands more students will graduate and join the community of Warwick alumni living and working in almost every country in the world.

We'll also be celebrating the recipients of honorary degrees and the winners of Teaching Excellence, Personal Tutoring, Public and Community Engagement awards, as well as more of our outstanding students.

See the overall results and next steps for Warwick from this year's National Student Survey.

With just one month to go to take part in your Personal Development Conversation, we caught up with Mike Hudman, Leadership Development Manager here at Warwick, to learn more about PDCs, support available and the many benefits of taking part.

Hear from staff members at WMGLink opens in a new window, who have been among the Warwick departments supporting the EY Foundation’s Beyond Your Limits employability programme, helping care-experienced young people develop essential skills as they take their first steps into a career, apprenticeship or further education. If you’d like to get involved in the programme, find out more from Claire AlgarLink opens in a new window.

Interested in finding out what agriculture research is carried out by the School of Life Sciences at our Wellesbourne Campus? Register to join a guided walking tour on 21 July to visit our field trials and specialist outdoor research facilities. Explore areas of interest for further studies such as biodiversity, opportunities for future teaching and cross collaborations, and much more.

We welcomed University College Birmingham students to campus last week, representing the very first cohort of their undergraduates and postgraduates who will have their degrees accredited and awarded by Warwick. Learn more about our partnership, designed to have far-reaching benefits for learners from all backgrounds and the wider economy.

At Warwick, we are proud to support apprenticeships. Find out the benefits to those taking part in the programme, the impact they have on the University and sign-up for an information event on 30 June to find out how the Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Scheme can be used to access apprenticeships which can support your learning and development.