Your Week 5 newsletter
Hello! It's Week 5, and there is plenty happening around the University to get involved in. Read on to find out how you can have your say on your experience so far in our Term 1 Student Feedback Survey. If you're thinking about work, research or internship opportunities, don't miss the Global Opportunities Showcase and Undergraduate Research Support Scheme (URSS) Showcase on 15 November.
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At Warwick, we know that exchanging dialogue and ideas helps to drive forward change. That’s why we’d like your feedback on your student experience in Term 1 so far, from support and wellbeing, to connections and engagement with SU services. By completing the Student Feedback Survey, you can enter a prize draw to win 1 of 16 Amazon vouchers. Complete the survey today to make sure your voice is heard this term.
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If you are continuing your studies at Warwick next academic year, you may have started to think about where you want to live. Our advice is don't rush - take your time and explore your options before signing an accommodation contract. You will have the choice to live on campus and book through our instant booking platform with no deposit or upfront fees. Wherever you are thinking about living, come and talk to us first at one of our upcoming housing events to explore your options.
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Most of us are dependent on digital devices, so understanding the risks of phishing attacks and malware infections is crucial. Read our advice on how to prevent phishing attacks and malware infections, and what to do if your account or device has been compromised.
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This weekend, lots of us will be celebrating Bonfire Night. If you're planning to enjoy the fireworks, please head to a professional event rather than hosting your own party, wrap up warm with plenty of layers, and think about your neighbours when travelling home. Still considering what to do? Here are some fantastic options across our local area.
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Share your passion for science, engineering and computing
The Warwick Institute of Engagement is looking for students to deliver exciting, interactive activities to accompany the Warwick Christmas Lectures on the evenings of 30 November and 7 December. Find out more and register to participate.
Apply to be a Fellow of the Warwick Institute of Engagement
All students are eligible to apply to be a Fellow of the Warwick Institute of Engagement. If you have an interest in public or community engagement, we want to hear from you. Apply by 8 January 2024.
Enter our academic integrity competition
Our competition on the theme of ‘championing academic integrity in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)’ is still open. You can submit a poster, short video, poem, article, t-shirt design, photograph, blog post, recipe, or any other creative ideas by 13 November to be in with the chance of winning Amazon vouchers. Your entry will be displayed for staff and students during Academic Integrity Celebration Week (20-24 November).
Join the Warwick Student Panel
Thank you to those of you who registered to join this year’s Warwick Student Panel. We have some spaces left, so register today to help shape the future of Warwick. As a thank you for your time, you'll be entered into prize draws and receive incentives for taking part.
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Are you interested in working, studying or volunteering abroad? Come along to the Global Opportunities Showcase on 15 November, 1-4pm in the Rootes Restaurant, and talk to teams who offer a range of international work, study and volunteering opportunities. Hear top tips from other students and ask your questions. There will also be activities, games and cupcakes.
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We’re celebrating the achievements of this year's Undergraduate Research Support Scheme (URSS) participants, with an opportunity for potential applicants to learn more about the scheme. Join us on 15 November, 1-3pm in the Panorama Suite, Rootes Building, to meet the URSS students and listen to some live presentations. You can view some of last year's projects on the URSS Showcase page and hear from students who have taken part in the scheme.
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Join the SU in the Green Room (first floor of SUHQ) on 7 November, 12pm-3pm, to celebrate Diwali. Create your own Rangoli art, Diwali lanterns and Mehndi designs to mark this special occasion with your Postgraduate Officer, Vaishnavi.
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The Department of English and Comparative Studies is hosting the next annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture to honour the prominent literary scholar and renowned public intellectual. Register to attend on 15 November, 5pm, at the FAB 0.03.
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Co-creation: Nikita Asnani
We learn from, and alongside, our students. This two-way exchange of ideas and inspiration enables us to take our understanding further and create knowledge together.
Hear from Nikita Asnani, who played a key role as a student ambassador in the Institutional Teaching and Learning Review (ITLR). Nikita discusses the key role of student co-creator in this institution wide initiative, how the role has helped to shape her and the learning she has taken from this work.
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Black History Month at Warwick
Over the month of October, there have been events, lectures and activities taking place across the University to mark Black History Month. Find out about what's been happening, including an interview with photographer Vanley Burke, a bead making workshop at the Students' Union, film screenings at Warwick Student Cinema, and public lectures within departments. There will be events continuing into November - be sure to get involved.
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Why part-time work matters
Sumaiyah, Student Money Assistant, outlines some options and advantages for part-time work:
 Part-time work provides the perfect opportunity to fill that CV with meaningful and diverse experiences. When it comes to finding part-time roles, various options are available, depending on your skill set and flexibility. 
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Best wishes,
and the Student Communications team
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