Hear from Mark how he utilised the breadth of topics, flexibility, and level of expertise on the Early Childhood course to support his work as an experienced SEN teacher and nurtured his aspirations for educational work on a higher level.

Happily studying a degree at University of Warwick and aspiring to study and work in an area she likes didn’t happen by chance for Cecile. In fact, it takes a chain of events and loads of encouragement, curiosity, and support.

"It is difficult, and it's work. But you know, when you just enjoy something so much, it doesn't feel like work, it's that kind of feeling."

Hear from Social Work degree apprenticeship student Emma about how her degree helped her with self development.

Hear from Social Work degree apprenticeship student Lil about how her study drives her work.

Hear from Social Studies student Lisa Kay about how she went back to education and thrive at the age of 50.

"Four years later after that first assignment knocked my confidence, I am celebrating a 2:1 with SEND specialism." Hear from Sarah about how she gained confidence to study again despite the challenges she faced.

Alan started his Social Studies degree after years out of education, but now he's studying a PhD at Warwick. He's not alone when he managed to bring his wife onboard for lifelong learning...

Hear from Shaheen how she decided to make use of higher education from BA Social Studies to MA Career Development and Coaching Studies after she experienced some significant life changes.

Current Warwick Institute for Employment Research PhD student Jon started his exciting and rewarding student journey from our 2+2 Social Studies degree.

Hear from Laura Kirby, who is a first year student on our part-time Social Studies degree. She completed the online Summer Gateway last year which enabled her to progress onto the degree.

From a singer to a student, Matthew went for that career change that he wanted.

Hear from Harriette about how her academic interests drove her to do a degree in Social Studies, and sparkled further interests in food systems.

Hear from Jordan about his experience on the Person-Centred Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Relationship degree.

Giles Yeomans is a second year counselling student, who completed our Introduction to Counselling course and then chose to apply for the four year part-time degree. Hear what inspired him to continue his CLL journey...