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Do you have an idea which would bring people together for a new, fun, shared experience? The Warwick Presents programme will be offering exciting, campus-based events and activities throughout this academic year for students, staff and the local community. Find out how you can design and run events under the Warwick Presents banner, with support available for your ideas. The next meeting to consider funding applications will be on 7 November.

This January, we will be holding both our traditional Degree Congregations, for students due to graduate in January 2023, as well as inviting graduates who graduated in absentia in January 2022 back to campus for a belated and thoroughly deserved moment to recognise their achievements. Find out more and view the schedule.

The Dean of Students Office is running a series of online training sessions to support Personal Tutors in their roles. They will cover a variety of topics including wellbeing, cost of living and an introduction to the new residential community team. Find out more about their term 1 sessions and book your place here.

The Impact Training Program is hosting its first session, Introduction to Impact, on 9 November, followed by a series of courses that provide an opportunity to learn more about what research impact is and how it is being supported at Warwick.

Meet this year鈥檚 new cohort of Staff and Student Fellows for the Warwick International Higher Education Academy, and learn more about the internal and external project funds that are now open for proposals until 31 October.

Several funding opportunities like Institutional Pump Priming, ECR Pump Priming, and Secondment/Exchange Scheme are available to apply, before 14 November, as a part of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Impact Acceleration Account. Further details on eligibility can be found on the webpage.

Explore the support and resources available for those working in and with culture, loosely structured around three themes: Culture and Community, Creativity and Connection, and Transnational and Global Humanities.

The University is taking part in the Big Hog Friendly Litter Pick Challenge, to help reduce litter and making spaces safer for wildlife. Sign up for a litter pick session and help us nurture an animal-friendly environment.