Case Studies

Members of the Midlands Future Mobility consortium discuss the potentially revolutionary impact connected and automated mobility (CAM) could have on the way we travel.

Our Waste Hierarchy highlights the different ways we deal with waste, from what’s considered best, to what’s considered worst.

By following the Warwick Energy Trail, you can learn more about the University’s world-class multi-disciplinary research and technology to meet the global energy challenge.

We always look for the most eco-friendly suppliers of whatever it is we need to buy and consider all relevant factors when making a purchase. This is because we're not only interested in hitting our own environmental targets - we want to promote green ideas across the rest of the world as well.

In partnership with TfWM and as part of the Future Transport Zone activity, the University has created a pilot called ‘Choose Your Way Warwick to trial new mobility ideas, approaches and technologies that could reduce car emissions.

The Campus Masterplan, which leads to 2030 and beyond, sets a blueprint for the future development of the campus. It commits to managing biodiversity holistically and to ensuring biodiversity on campus is better than before.

Our new £54.3m Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Building (IBRB) is now complete, bringing to life the University’s commitment to delivering world-leading research in neuroscience, microbiology and infection, cell biology, and disease models.

The vision for Transport and Future Mobility is one of the University’s 6 core masterplan aims. By working together inclusively and collaboratively everyone will ensure the University makes great strides in improving mobility and connectivity in and around campus, based on the following themes.