Your Doctoral College newsletter
Hello, and welcome to this week's edition of the Doctoral College newsletter. Read on to find out how you can develop your engagement skills with the Warwick Institute of Engagement's programmes and resources, and explore the different postgraduate spaces on campus. See our new international research checklists and guidance to help you through the international research process, and don't forget to complete the Student Feedback Survey - there are just a few days left to have your say!
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There are just a few days left to share your views on your experience this term, in the Student Feedback Survey. Take a moment today to complete the survey, and you can enter the prize draw to be in with a chance to win 1 of 16 Amazon vouchers.
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The Researcher Development programme provides a space for you to think about your professional development, covering all disciplines and stages of research. There is still limited availability to join some of the sessions over the coming weeks. Book your place now.
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Sign up to the Steps to Wellbeing Programme, a rolling weekly programme designed to help you address your wellbeing needs and provide strategies you can use in your day-to-day life. The next face-to-face group sessions will focus on boosting low mood and managing uncertainty.
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Don't forget, we have a range of spaces available on campus for researchers, whether it's to study, work, relax, or host an event. For details of available spaces or to make a booking, visit the Library pages.
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Applications are open for Chancellor’s International Scholarships
There will be up to 42 Chancellor's International Scholarships for entry in Autumn 2024, awarded to the most outstanding applicants and first year PhDs assessed as ‘overseas’ fees. Applications for the scholarships close on 14 December 2023.
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International research checklist
We understand that planning and carrying out international research can be complex. The newly developed International Research Checklist and guidance page is designed to remind you of some of the issues you will encounter throughout your project and provide information to help you navigate the international research process. If you have suggestions for how the Research Checklist could be improved, you can leave your feedback here.
Housing drop-in sessions
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.
Academic Integrity Celebration Week
Next week, join the University in celebrating academic integrity. Get referencing advice in our Library Referencing Clinics, find out how you can safely use Artifiical Intelligence through our panel sessions, and visit the SU Advice Centre stands in your department for tailored support. View the events here and get involved.
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Register now to join the PGR community on 7 December for the Celebrating Cultures event. Shine a light on your cultural heritage, while connecting with fellow PGRs from across the University and all over the world. Join as either a participant or audience member and expect prizes, refreshments and more!
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The Warwick Institute of Engagement provides a range of programmes, e-courses, resources and much more, all aimed at helping you to develop your engagement skills. Check out the PG Student Training pages to find out more, and make sure to explore the latest Public Engagement Masterclasses, including the upcoming 'Introduction to Audience Development' session.
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Autumn at Warwick: creatures on campus
Our Autumn at Warwick series is a celebration of the wildlife we have on campus. In this episode, Sustainability Champion, Katherine Mayfield, tells us what’s been happening to boost biodiversity on campus and what creatures we can find. You can get involved by becoming a Green Champion or a Hedgehog Champion.
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Best wishes,
Louise
and the Doctoral College team
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