Events and Community
Come to our events and meet your PG community: from regular coffee mornings to socials and celebrations
Our Spaces
The PG Hub and Research Exchange are at the heart of all we do. Make them your place for work and study
Skills and Peer Support
We offer and host a wide range of sessions to help your professional and personal development
Videos
Watch our tips and advice on skills development and good practice in academia.
Online Events
While campus is closed, we are running online versions of three of our regular weekly events.
Postgrad Mentorship
Get pastoral support and advice from trained and experienced current postgrad students.
Postgrad Realities
Learn how to tackle the twists and turns of your postgraduate journey with Postgrad Realities, our set of online, self-paced modules.
Wellbeing at Warwick
All the services and resources available across campus to help you navigate the challenges and opportunities of postgraduate study.
How Do You #WarwickFromHome?
Share your images of lockdown life and how you are working from home with the postgraduate community.
Write Here Write Now Online
Join our online version of our focused productivity sessions on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
By Maria Cohut
For many International PhD students the experience of living in another country is a positive one and one which they look forward to with excitement. However, some aspects of this experience may not be exactly how they expected, especially when they leave the 'bubble' of campus. In this post Maria, a former Warwick English Literature PhD student, reflects on some of her experiences and how she felt.
Keywords:
PhD-ing 101,
international student,
local community
17:42, Thu 13 Aug 2020
Coming up
PG Virtual Drop-In
Pint & PhD
Research Refresh Online
Window on Teaching Q&A: Live discussion with Amy Stickles on her experiences of using Vevox
Write Here, Write Now Online
Write Here, Write Now Online
PG Virtual Drop-In
Research Refresh Online
Write Here, Write Now Online
Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #5 – Putting All Your Eggs in One Basket?
This week’s highlighted resource is Gale Primary Resources. It is a research environment that works across multiple collections and can be accessed via the Library catalogue...