Education Group
The Education Group (Education Group Structure Chart) is responsible for a critical set of University services supporting the whole student journey comprising the following departments:
Education Operations
Education Operations brings together services that support curriculum, teaching, assessment, student records, casework, academic decisions, quality assurance, policy and governance.
We support the academic lifecycle from course design and approval through to teaching delivery, assessment, student progression, award and academic governance.
We are developing more integrated, data-led services that reduce complexity, improve consistency and make it easier for staff to get things done.
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Careers, Employability and Skills
We work with students, colleagues and external partners to embed a culture of employability at Warwick, and to equip every student with the skills, national and international experiences and the development opportunities they need for future success.
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Admissions
The Admissions Service is responsible for providing an efficient and responsive admissions service to applicants for programmes of study at all levels, and to internal departments. The Service comprises two sub-teams for undergraduate and postgraduate admissions with each handling C 40,000 applications annually. The Service works closely with academic colleagues on all issues related to admissions. Team members also contribute to University-wide events such as Open Days, enrolment and graduation ceremonies.
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Dean of Students Office
The Dean of Students Office plays an important role in the student learning experience at Warwick. We are a dynamic team, comprising of academic and professional services staff and students working in close partnership. We have strategic leadership of academic support through the personal tutoring system and the institution’s work on inclusive education.
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Flexible and Online Learning Division (FOLD)
The Flexible and Online Learning Division (FOLD) was established in 2021 and brings together cross institutional experience in the design, development and delivery of flexible learning opportunities. The two teams at the core of FOLD, Digital Learning and Work-based & Professional Learning, have a breadth of experience which is currently focused on embedding university education in work based settings through apprenticeships, and the use of digital learning platforms, and practises to develop, enhance and innovate across Warwick’s educational portfolio. All these activities are carried out in partnership with academic departments and key internal and external partners to enhance the student experience.
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Find out more here.Student Experience and Engagement
The Student Experience Division works to support the interests and individual experience of all Warwick students as they progress through their journey at university, cognisant of the diversity of their backgrounds, individual characteristics, needs and preferences. The Division is directly responsible for leading and shaping the student experience of Arrivals and Welcome, and for coordinating a year-round programme of activities promoting relevant extra-curricular learning, enjoyment, integration and friendship for all students.
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Student Experience and Engagement also comprises of the following areas:
Widening Participation and Outreach:
Our Team combines passion, creativity and innovation to inspire young minds and maximise their potential, through unique opportunities both in school and on campus. Our work spans many geographical reaches, supporting young people and their parents/carers to make informed decisions on a local, regional and national level. We run a large range of events and activities for young people aged between 9 and 19, targeted at state school education students, students who would be the first in their family to attend university, students from low socio-economic backgrounds and students who come from neighbourhoods where there is low progression to higher education.
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The Doctoral College:
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