Study Happy is about supporting your wellbeing in Library spaces and beyond. Our events are a great opportunity to meet other students, develop new skills and, most importantly, take a break and have fun!

The theme for this event will focus on January Blues and how to stay motivated during your studies! In collaboration with the Wellbeing Team we will also signpost what support is available for students.

Join us for informal language practice and meet new friends. All students are welcome and refreshments will be provided!

To learn more about this and other Study Happy events, visit our website.

Loosely based on the Pomodoro technique® developed by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s, the structure of the sessions are:

• 50 minutes of focused work - silence your mobile and email and get on with writing and research
• 10 minutes break - chat to neighbours and grab a tea or coffee
• Repeat!

The purpose of the session isn't to give advice on the content or style of your writing - just to give you the time and space to work effectively, and to help you learn how to structure your study time.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

Study Happy is about supporting your wellbeing in Library spaces and beyond. Our events are a great opportunity to meet other students, develop new skills and, most importantly, take a break and have fun!

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

On Track is our programme of workshops, designed to help you maintain your work-life balance and provide practical information and support for your academic development and research.

This 60 minute workshop is packed with tips and techniques to help you cope with life as a PG. Come to our masterclass to brush up on coping strategies or learn a few new tricks. We will cover stress management, work-life balance and more..

For More Info: On Track

We're bringing some colour into your Library life!

Join us and try different relaxing, creative activities. All the materials are free and we'll also provide refreshments on the day. :)

All students are welcome!

To learn more about this and other Study Happy events, visit our Facebook page.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

On Track is our programme of workshops, designed to help you maintain your work-life balance and provide practical information and support for your academic development and research.

The workshops focus on academic skills, self-development and wellbeing - perfect if you're working on your dissertations, independent research projects and much more.

We always want your suggestions on how to improve the programme: get in contact with the Community Engagement team at pgcommunity@warwick.ac.uk.

Join us for informal language practice and meet new friends. All students are welcome and refreshments will be provided!

To learn more about this and other Study Happy events, visit our website.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

On Track is our programme of workshops, designed to help you maintain your work-life balance and provide practical information and support for your academic development and research.

The workshops focus on academic skills, self-development and wellbeing - perfect if you're working on your dissertations, independent research projects and much more.

We always want your suggestions on how to improve the programme: get in contact with the Community Engagement team at pgcommunity@warwick.ac.uk.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

An interactive session with free refreshments and activities designed to help you explore your sensory profile. Free and open to all!

Join us for informal language practice and meet new friends. All students are welcome and refreshments will be provided!

To learn more about this and other Study Happy events, visit our website.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

This session provides time for you to focus on your own work without interruptions - you are particularly encouraged to silence your mobile, email and other communications during this work time. We will display a counter enabling you to use the Pomodoro technique of 50 minutes work followed by 10 minutes break (repeated), to have 2.5 hours of uninterrupted study.

There will also be coffee, tea and biscuits throughout the session.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

Join us for informal language practice and meet new friends. All students are welcome and refreshments will be provided!

To learn more about this and other Study Happy events, visit our website.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

The Study Happy Team supports students wanting to make the most of their time at the University of Warwick. We organise social, cultural and wellbeing-focused events in study spaces, and help you get in touch with expert services on campus.

On Track is our programme of workshops, designed to help you maintain your work-life balance and provide practical information and support for your academic development and research.

The workshops focus on academic skills, self-development and wellbeing - perfect if you're working on your dissertations, independent research projects and much more.

We always want your suggestions on how to improve the programme: get in contact with the Community Engagement team at pgcommunity@warwick.ac.uk.

Mindfulness practice is one of the 5 ways to wellbeing recommended by the NHS. Doing regular mindfulness exercises can help manage daily stress and has impact areas of the brain related to memory retrieval, decision making, and outward attention.

Our free weekly workshops are a great way to try mindfulness techniques if you are a beginner and find dedicated space and time for regular practice. The sessions are split into two parts, the first exploring brief everyday techniques, and the second part being a longer, more focused practice.

If would like to learn more about mindfulness practice, visit: warwick.ac.uk/mindful-library.

On Track is our programme of workshops, designed to help you maintain your work-life balance and provide practical information and support for your academic development and research.

The workshops focus on academic skills, self-development and wellbeing - perfect if you're working on your dissertations, independent research projects and much more.

We always want your suggestions on how to improve the programme: get in contact with the Community Engagement team at pgcommunity@warwick.ac.uk.