Your Week 7 newsletter
Hello everyone, it's your Student Communications team here with your latest updates. Next week is Academic Integrity Celebration Week, so come along to the events and drop-in sessions if you'd like to find out more about referencing, using Artificial Intelligence in your work, and where you can get personalised advice. It's also your last chance to make your voice heard in our Term 1 Student Feedback Survey. Finally, be sure to check out our Autumn at Warwick video to get a glimpse of the creatures on campus around this time of year!
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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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Next week, join us 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 and get involved!
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Audience Development Assistant: paid six-week internship
Are you interested to learn about working in the arts? Do you enjoy working with people creatively? Warwick Arts Centre is looking for an Audience Development Intern who will be based within the Creative Learning team, supporting their work to open up the arts to all. Read the advert and application instructions here. Apply by 9am on 10 January 2024.
Warwick Enterprise: start your journey
Start your entrepreneurial journey and unleash your potential with support, advice and guidance from the Warwick Enterprise team. Access space, events, networking and help for starting up or growing your business. Discover more and hear from students who have taken part.
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Undergraduate housing bookings now open
If you are continuing your studies at Warwick next academic year, experience everything Warwick has to offer by living on campus. You can book with friends, choose where you live and instantly secure your room on campus for next year with bills included and no deposit, upfront fees or guarantor required. Bookings are now open for returning UG students on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.
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Explore the next step in your academic journey and discover the wide range of postgraduate courses that we offer at the Postgraduate Study Fair on 22 November from 12-3pm. You’ll be able to speak with staff members who can answer your questions about courses.
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The National Centre for Research Culture at Warwick is launching a sector-leading programme to address under-representation of black researchers and academics. Book your place at the launch event on 22 November, 1-2pm to find out more about becoming an independent researcher.
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Housing Day is your opportunity to understand how to rent properties as a student and make good accommodation choices. Hosted in the SU Atrium on 22 November, this will include speaker presentations running at 10am, 12pm and 2pm. Drop-in to learn about your housing rights.
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Join the ESD Catalyst Forum, a new event series where each speaker will share their experiences on how they are leading on ESD in their area and answer your questions, with networking and refreshments. The next session is on 22 November from 4-5pm and you can register here.
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Did you know that you can rock up and play sports, including mixed walking football, at the Sports and Wellness Hub on campus, for free? Mixed walking football takes place every Tuesday from 1-2pm, and is open to all students. Just book three days in advance to come along.
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It’s not too late to join the free five-a-side women’s football tournament on Saturday 25 November, 11am-2pm. Join this friendly, free tournament as a small group, or by yourself, and we’ll find you your teammates. All teams are in with a chance of winning one of our tournament trophies.
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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,
and the Student Communications team
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