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There are so many ways you can take part in the life of WIE. Support our events, attend our training, become a member or fellow. Browse our interactive graphic below to find out how you can benefit from getting involved with WIE.
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You can use the tags to filter to opportunities relevant to you. If you're interested in our public events programme visit the Resonate website.
Wed 21 Oct, '26- |
Public Engagement Masterclass for UGs: Social Media for EngagementOnlineGetting your work on social media may be easy, but making it popular and meaningful is more challenging. This workshop takes you through the main social media channels and looks at how to use them in strategic ways. Discover how to use social media to foster meaningful interactions, share your work more widely and enhance research outputs. From short written posts to creative videos, this interactive session is packed with ideas for how to maximise your use of social media as a researcher. |
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Thu 22 Oct, '26- |
Community for Public Engagement in the Faculty of Social Sciences - Chorus of StrangersThe Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts CentreChorus of Strangers is a new initiative that aims to bring together all those interested in public engagement in the Faculty of Social Sciences. All colleagues in Social Sciences, regardless of their engagement experience are welcome to join. We will share and think together about what engagement could mean for us, across disciplines, career stages and institutional roles. |
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Tue 27 Oct, '26- |
The Co-Production and Communities Learning Circle SocialWarwick Arts Centre - Booking EssentialJoin the Co-production and Communities Learning Circle for tea and cake, to network with colleagues interested in community engagement and hear what events we have coming up this year.
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Wed 28 Oct, '26- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Engaging EventsCreative Community Place, Library 2nd FloorSpark ideas and take your engagement in new directions with this interactive session. Discover how to create memorable and engaging experiences for the public. Packed with helpful tips and tools you will explore every aspect of event planning from generating ideas through to advertising. The session also covers the logistics of running a safe, welcoming and successful event. Ideal for any researchers planning to take part in a festival or plan public events. |
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Thu 29 Oct, '26- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Engaging EventsCreative Community Place, Library 2nd FloorSpark ideas and take your engagement in new directions with this interactive session. Discover how to create memorable and engaging experiences for the public. Packed with helpful tips and tools you will explore every aspect of event planning from generating ideas through to advertising. The session also covers the logistics of running a safe, welcoming and successful event. Ideal for any researchers planning to take part in a festival or plan public events. |
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Tue 3 Nov, '26- |
Co-production and Communities Learning Circle Meeting Nov 2026Online - Booking RequiredFor our first meeting of the year, we’ll be focusing on ‘Community Engagement through Education’ and collaborating with the Pedagogies of Public and Community Engagement Learning Circle. We’ll hear from colleagues across two spotlights, share findings from a new evaluation report on the first 5 years of the Collaboration and Coproduction Fund, discuss plans for the fifth iteration of our annual CO-LAB event and give attendees the chance to share opportunities as part of our ‘Front Door’ feature.
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Tue 10 Nov, '26- |
WIE/ WIHEA Academic Promotions Support Workshop 2026OnlineWarwick Institute of Engagement's Promotion and Reward Learning Circle team up with Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) each year to run support workshops for academic staff looking to apply for a promotion.
This years session will include information from WIE about putting together your Impact, Outreach and Engagement case, and from WIHEA who will talk through the process more broadly. Both teams will feature presentations from staff recently promoted, some advice on framing applications and plenty of time for questions and answers. The session is suitable for staff looking to apply to become a Assistant Professor/Associate Professor, and those looking to become a Reader/ Professor.
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Thu 19 Nov, '26- |
Launch of a new Practical Guide to Embedding Public and Community Engagement in the Higher Education CurriculumLibraryReferences to public and community engagement have become near ubiquitous in the higher education context. Applications for research funding demand stakeholder engagement, universities integrate public engagement into their strategies, and the UK’s Research Excellence Framework 2029 includes “Engagement and Impact” as one of its three assessment elements. However, these activities often omit the integration of key actors in any university: taught students. The Pedagogies of Public and Community Engagement Learning Circle, shared by the Warwick Institute of Engagement (WIE) and the Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) are delighted to announce the launch of a new curated handbook of 19 case studies of engaged pedagogic practice, developed by University of Warwick staff and students. Spanning across and beyond all faculties at the University, on a wide range of activities from podcast assignments to student-run teddy bear hospitals, the handbook covers engagement both within modules and outside the regular curriculum.
Explore the guide, and sign up to join us for our special launch eventLink opens in a new windowwhere we explore more of the case studies in depth and discuss how to move From Guide to Action on Thursday 19 November, 3-5pm - The Library. All staff and students are welcome. |
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