Your Doctoral College newsletter
Hello, and welcome to this week's edition of the Doctoral College newsletter. Read on to find out more about the PGR Hardship Support Fund, an Early Career Researchers event, get Daria's top tips for making new connections, and much more...
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The PGR Hardship Support Fund provides funding to students who are experiencing unforeseen exceptional circumstances during their studies. As Postgraduate Research students, you are eligible to submit an application for funding at any point during your registration period, including during a period of temporary withdrawal.
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If you need some extra support, make sure to utilise the Wellbeing and Student Support services. Access helpful resources or have a consultation (online or face-to-face) with an adviser via the Wellbeing Portal. You can also access 24/7 online support, advice and resources from Togetherall.
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Cumberland Lodge International PGR Christmas Conference
The Doctoral College invites applications from PhD students for two fully funded places at the Commonwealth and International Student Christmas Conference, on 18 - 20 December. See details on the conference and how to apply.
Staff and Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) Chairs meeting
We would like to invite PGR SSLC chairs to the online termly meeting on 1 November. This is a meeting with the Academic Director of the Doctoral College, Professor Dan Branch, and members of the Doctoral College team. These termly meetings are a good opportunity to meet with other SSLC chairs from different departments to discuss your PGR experience. Sign up here.
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Join the annual Black History Month Public Lecture on 25 October. Featuring distinguished guest speakers, the lecture will explore the history of racial discrimination in the UK, and the work of Warwick Law School in the community. Register here.
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Register to attend this hybrid conference on 17 November. Explore how we can support the career progression of researchers from marginalised ethnic minorities to address ongoing representation and resource allocation gaps.
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Join this two-day event on 1- 2 November, where women in academia can come together to share strategies and stories for navigating the challenges of the academic world, with Q&A-based discussions. Register now.
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Looking to connect with other new researchers and find out more about PhD life at Warwick? Register to join the PGR Welcome Event on 22 November.
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Are you thinking of applying for the Early Career Fellowship Scheme, or simply looking to find out more about it? Join this informative workshop on 31 October to get all your questions answered and find out more about the application process.
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Open to all Early Career Researchers, this event on 25 October is designed to help you gain a deeper understanding of fellowships. Ask any questions you have about them, see how they can support you in your academic career development, and get advice on how to apply for one. Sign up today.
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Daria Akhapkina, PhD blogger in Renaissance Studies, discusses the benefits of making new connections, both within and outside of the academic community, and shares her top tips for networking.
“Research communities are usually very welcoming to anyone interested, and experienced colleagues are more than happy to point you in the right direction when it comes to getting a new skill or jumping on board with a new project...”
Read Daria's blog
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Warwick Presents
 Warwick Presents is the portal for all student events here at Warwick. Our team runs a programme of cultural celebrations, activities and games, performances and screenings, and student creativity. We’re passionate about curating fun, varied and vibrant activities for you to enjoy throughout your experience at Warwick.
Pop down and see us at one of our events, they’re all designed to help you have fun, explore new traditions, and meet new people! 
- Will, Claire, Poonam, Jenny, Jamie & Jong Won
Warwick Presents Team
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Best wishes,
and the Doctoral College Team
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