The Warwick Christmas Lectures have been running at the university for 8 years and are looking for enthusiastic and engaging scientists to share their expertise with a family audience.
Find out about IATL modules on offer for 2019/20 and discuss them with convenors and the IATL team at the upcoming Module Fair. This will take place in the Student Union Atrium on Monday 29th of April between 12-2pm. We are also happy to attend departmental fairs; please get in touch: IATL.modules@warwick.ac.uk
Over 1,200 students took advantage of the largest UK University Careers fair in Shanghai organised by the universities of Warwick, Birmingham and Nottingham.
In light of feedback which identified a number of problems with the provisional timetable, the Exams Team has taken the decision to remove it whilst these problems are resolved.
EU nationals have the right to vote and stand as a candidate in European elections. The next European elections will take place in May 2019. Find out more about your right to vote, including deadlines for registering to vote.
Friends and colleagues of John Jose, fourth year Maths and Physics student who sadly died last week, are invited by John’s family to attend the funeral and wake.
We would encourage any student who fears their account may have been misused to speak to either their university support services, banks, or to the police.
As part of the enhanced wellbeing resource available for all those affected by the recent events surrounding the group chat, we have appointed an independent psychologist, Karen Mead, to provide individual sessions for those who would prefer to speak to a clinician not connected to the University.
The University has arranged an Immigration Briefing for staff and students affected by Brexit. The session will be led by Tijen Ahmed, an Associate at Shakespeare Martineau Solicitors and will take place on Thursday 7 February 2019 from 12.30-2.00pm in the IDL Auditorium, WMG.
Please register here for a place if you wish to attend.
On 27 February Amjad Rihan, whistleblower on the global gold trade and the Founder of Global Business & Financial Integrity (GBFI), which campaigns for policy reform in combatting financial crime, will speak on the role of the gold trade in fuelling conflict and human rights atrocities.
On 23 January the contractors carrying out preliminary construction work to prepare for the HS2 train line held a drop-in session to share more information about the work taking place. Find out what was discussed and next steps.
Carers are being given a new helping hand to guide them to the vital information they need on looking after a friend or relative, and to help them cope with the day to day challenges that may occur.
