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Over 1.75 million in EU funding for pioneering polymer science
We鈥檙e helping to train the next generation of polymer scientists to tackle the challenges of how we feed a growing population and power a cleaner world.
Multi-way traffic lights will be in operation on Gibbet Hill Road
Multi-way traffic lights will be in operation on Gibbet Hill Road between Tuesday 26 May – Sunday 31 May. Please allow extra time for your journeys during these works.
If you鈥檙e applying for this year鈥檚 QS Reimagine Education Awards, with a鈥痯rize fund of $25,000, please let us know by contacting Mahoor Sultan at Mahoor.sultan@warwick.ac.uk.
Want to learn how to lead underperformance conversations with confidence?
Want to learn how to lead underperformance conversations with confidence? Sign up for a new course on Tuesday 9 June and Thursday 2 July for support with addressing performance issues earlier and more consistently.
Stay safe online
Stay safe online: Find out how you can protect yourself from online criminals targeting staff and students for blackmail, involving private or intimate content, and what you should do, or advise others to do, if it happens.
Our new Acceptable Use Policy
The new Acceptable Use Policy sets out activities that are deemed to be acceptable and unacceptable use of the University鈥檚 information systems, networks, information assets, and devices (including computers, tablets and phones).
Have your say on鈥痶he proposed new鈥疞ibrary Collections Policy
Have your say on鈥痶he proposed new鈥疞ibrary Collections Policy, which will guide how library resources are selected, maintained, developed, and reviewed. See how you can share your feedback, including briefing sessions on Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 May.鈥�
Improvements to SuccessFactors and core People processes
Improvements to SuccessFactors and core People processes are coming up, to make recruitment, onboarding and people lifecycle changes鈥痵impler and more efficient. If you鈥檙e鈥痠nvolved in any of these,鈥痩earn more and book the appropriate session鈥痶o make sure you鈥檙e prepared.鈥�
National Student Survey (NSS) and Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES)
Thank you to everyone who has encouraged鈥痵tudents to鈥痵hare their鈥痚xperiences in these national surveys. Ahead of results being released, you are invited to join an鈥痮nline briefing鈥痶o help you make sense of the鈥痳esults and use them effectively鈥痶o improve student experience.鈥�
o Book for NSS briefing on Monday 6 JulyLink opens in a new window鈥�
o Book for PTES briefing on鈥疐riday鈥�5 JuneLink opens in a new window鈥�
PTES remains open until Friday 12 June, so please do continue to encourage students to take partLink opens in a new window.