Book your place for the Warwick Education Conference on 29 June. Join Professor Carol Evans, creator of the Equity, Agency and Transparency (EAT) Assessment Framework, for a keynote address and an interactive workshop exploring inclusive assessment. Network with colleagues and explore topics such as how to engage large cohorts and researching students’ experiences. Find out more and view the full programme.

Staff involved in entering marks, running exam grids or creating content for Decision Record Logs are invited to attend one of two online briefings on the 7 or 9 June. It is recommended that at least one member of staff from each department or area of operations should attend. Find out more and sign upLink opens in a new window.

The Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) invite you to their upcoming events this June. Come along to a Peer Mentoring MasterclassLink opens in a new window on 16 June or take part in a WIHEA workshopLink opens in a new window on 22 June, where you can join members of the WIHEA Pedagogic Research in Higher Education Learning Circle to try out activities they’ve developed for deepening understanding of teaching. Find out more and book your place.

Are you seeking opportunities to work with schools or would like to let schools know about the work you are doing? Are you interested in collaborating with teachers or school leaders on exciting and innovative projects? Learn more about the Warwick Teacher Researcher Network, which aims to enhance research culture, drawing together Warwick academics and school-based colleagues who are interested in primary and secondary education research.

As we shared with you last week, 92% of our research was recognised as world-leading or internationally excellent in the Research Excellence Framework results. If you haven’t already, hear first-hand from some of the Warwick researchers that dedicate their lives to changing our world for the better.

Please save 29 June for an uplifting and inspiring day of connections and conversations with external speakers and colleagues across the University. Warwick Education Conference will also provide an opportunity to celebrate the fantastic achievements of our teaching community. Find out more.

On 24 May, come along to an Energy Global Research Priority talk on emerging geographies of battery manufacturing. Find out more.

As we start to develop practical support for programme teams on implementing curriculum design and review, we invite colleagues to help shape and inform the discussion about the toolkit, resources and support model we are developing. Check out our Workshops and Events page for information on upcoming workshops and how to register.

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