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Discover what it is like to work in a job share at our Job Share information and networking event on 5 October. to learn directly from colleagues and managers who have experienced job sharing, and submit advance questions to shape the agenda of the event. Hosted by Warwick’s Registrar, Rachel Sandby-Thomas, and the Part-Time Staff Network.

Can your department provide an experience for a Graduate Management Trainee to work on projects, to put their project management skills into practice? In return, you will have a skilled and fully-funded Graduate Management Trainee to work in your department for 3 days per week from February - September 2023. Bids to host a trainee must be made by 25 OctoberLink opens in a new window.

Exercise and develop your interpersonal skills to help us to deliver an excellent visitor experience at our Undergraduate Open Days, on Saturday 8 and 22 October. Meet colleagues and students from across the University. Time off in lieu is available, or overtime for staff grades 1-5. Find out more and sign up to volunteer by 18 SeptemberLink opens in a new window.

Benefit from resources, connections and bite-size activities that support explorations of values in teaching emailed straight to your inbox, so that you can dip in and out at your convenience, by from 19 – 23 September. Guest speaker Theo Gilbert will also host a live workshop on teaching and assessing compassion skills.

Visit and support our undergraduates’ fun and interactive showcase of their projects as part of this special event, in collaboration with Warwick Institute of Engagement and the International Conference of Undergraduate Research, on 28 September. Mathematicians, linguists, sociologists, historians and others, will be running interactive stalls and chatting about their discoveries.

Funding is available for up to £35,000 per project to work with a business, charitable company, or charity, to deliver a short, rapid and targeted intervention to accelerate the evaluation or development of an innovation project or concept. Read about the Accelerated Knowledge Transfer to Innovate pilot schemeLink opens in a new window.

Working class people entering Britain's elite occupations earn 16% less than their more privileged colleagues. What drives this inequality, and how can employers break the class ceiling? on 27 September where the panel will discuss their work and how organisations can build truly diverse and inclusive cultures which promote social mobility.

Excellent biotechnology from within and outside the University will be showcased at a new series of termly Biotech Network meetings. on 22 September introducing two start-ups presenting their technology and pathway, from fundamental research to commercialisation: Infinitopes and CryoLogyx. The new MRC IAA fund will also be discussed, and catering provided.

Warwick students, staff, alumni and academics with an interest in issues affecting women and other under-represented groups in business, are invited to attend the at The Shard, London, on 3 October.