Fellowship
Eligibility
Application
Length
You must have been a Member of WIE for at least 6 months, be a current student or staff member at the University.
Applications for fellowship are reviewed annually by the WIE team at the start of the academic year.
Fellows are appointed for 3 years, with the option to extend for another 3 years or return to membership status.
What are the benefits of fellowship?
Receive targeted updates with advance opportunity to take part in WIE activities.
Build experience and support WIE in key activities such as our training, modules, events programme, sit on review/judging panels for our funds, grants and awards, etc.
Take part in, lead and create new Learning Circles to help shape the vision for engagement at Warwick.
Be able to draw on their work with WIE to support their career progression. Academic colleagues are able to use Fellowship as evidence of their Impact/ Outreach/ Engagement work as part of their promotions application.
Access funding to support your development
Have the potential to be recognised as a Senior Fellow.
Full list of Fellows
Our Fellows are are key to driving the work of the Institute forward. They are staff and students at the University who are passionate about Public Engagement and have experience of doing or supporting engagement work. They work with WIE to improve and promote Public Engagement across the University.
Engagement Learning Circles
Learning Circles are our guides to decide what the Institute should do, and how, and the place of engagement at Warwick. They are each made up of a group of Fellows/Institute staff with an interest in a particular topic related to engagement, and are chaired by a Fellow of the Institute.
Regional Fellows
Our Regional Fellows have been selected from across Coventry and Warwickshire to help us build and strengthen links into the region. We will also benefit from the expertise and knowledge they will feed into the Institute. They are appointed for 3 years or for the time they are in their current role.