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Warwick's new cultural strategy
Our new cultural strategy - Warwick's Culture - aims to inspire our engagement with local and regional communities and their aspirations, building on our active connections with key civic and regional cultural partners. Find out moreLink opens in a new window.
New funding will help Warwick to drive health and social care research
We鈥檙e one of the 20 institutions driving UK health and social care research in areas like reproductive health, addiction and dementia, thanks to funding from the National Institute for Health and Care ResearchLink opens in a new window (NIHR).
Warwick shortlisted for the UK Social Mobility Awards鈥��
Exciting news – we鈥檙e one of six finalists in the 鈥楿niversity鈥� category of the Social Mobility AwardsLink opens in a new window, which recognise and celebrate the UK organisations working to advance social mobility within their own workforce or beyond.
Do you work with students who are engaged in University operations?
The Student Experience team wants to hear from staff who鈥檝e engaged students in any kind of University operations – from ambassador roles to seasonal temps and student panels. Share your viewsLink opens in a new window and help to create an even better experience for both the students involved and the staff supporting them.
One of our campus roundabouts has been crowned , recognising its impact on promoting biodiversity and protecting the local ecosystem of bees, butterflies, and insects.
Getting to know our moth population
Warwick hosted its first-ever moth survey event last month, as part of National Moth Week – and attendees found 10 varieties of moths live on campusLink opens in a new window. They discovered why moths are so important to the ecosystem and what they can tell us about climate change.
Celebrating 50 years of our Modern Records Centre
Warwick鈥檚 Modern Records Centre (MRC) is the main British repository for national archives of trade unions and employers鈥� organisations, with further collections relating to transport and politics. The MRC celebrates its 50th anniversary in the autumn term – and you鈥檙e invited to join in! See the full programme of eventsLink opens in a new window.
Can playing video games boost young people鈥檚 employability skills?
An international team of researchers, including Warwick, are investigating how playing video games is helping to develop vital skillsLink opens in a new window needed in a 21st century workforce.
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If you鈥檇 like to discover how to safely and effectively intervene in response to harassment, sexism, racism, LGBTQphobia and more, sign up to receive weekly bitesize emailsLink opens in a new window.