Your Week 2 newsletter
Welcome to your Week 2 newsletter. We hope you've had a great start to Term 2! From free breakfasts at the Students' Union to the Social Impact Careers Fair, there's plenty happening on campus. Why not challenge yourself and join the Warwick Tri-Grid Challenge in February, or try your hand at filmmaking by entering the Warwick Presents Take 24 competition? Read on to find out more...
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Challenge yourself, get active and have fun. Warwick’s Tri-Grid Challenge (19 February to 3 March) is your chance to track how far you run, walk, swim and cycle over two weeks, to earn points and win prizes. Enter individually or as a team today.
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The University has partnered with National Express to fund a dedicated bus service, providing regular transport between the main campus, Leamington Spa and Warwick Innovation Campus, twice a day from Monday to Friday. Find out more.
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Brought to you by your Students’ Union’s VP Welfare & Campaigns, join the (Free) Breakfast Club every Tuesday and Thursday from 8-11am in the SU Green Room until the end of term. Grab some tasty snacks and a hot drink, so you’re fuelled to kickstart your day.
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Looking for housemates or accommodation for this year or next year? The Students’ Union’s Housemates Wanted page allows you to easily list and manage your own posts to help you find housemates or accommodation.
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Student Accommodation Survey
Whether you’re living on campus, renting in the local area or living at home with family or friends, help shape the services Warwick Accommodation can offer and you could win 1 of 16 Amazon vouchers. Share your thoughts today.
Take 24: Filmmaking Competition
Warwick's 24-hour filmmaking competition returns for 2024! The clock starts ticking at 6pm on 2 February. Teams will have just 24 hours to write, shoot and edit a short film. Our judging panel will name their winners, and we'll reveal all at a prize screening on campus. Sign up before the end of January.
Be part of British Science Week
British Science Week runs from 8 - 17 March and the Warwick Institute of Engagement is running a number of events to join the celebration. If you’d like to share your passion for STEM with the public, we need your expertise to make these events happen! Express your interest here.
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National Student Survey: coming soon
From 5 February 2024, final-year students will have the opportunity to complete the National Student Survey (NSS). Your feedback, comments and suggestions will give the University invaluable insight into your student experience during your time at Warwick, and we will use the results to make improvements for future students. Here are just a few examples of how NSS feedback has made a difference.
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The Social Impact Careers Fair takes place on 24 January. Explore a career in the charity sector, public sector, international development and sustainability. You can talk to employers about career opportunities and get an insight into how to begin your career in these sectors.
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The Big Garden Birdwatch
At Warwick, we’re hosting a presentation in conjunction with the local RSPB Coventry and Warwickshire Group to prepare people to take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest annual garden wildlife survey. Last year, over 9.1 million birds were recorded in the survey.
Join the presentation on 24 January to find out how you can get involved in the Big Garden Birdwatch (26 - 28 January) on campus!
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Best wishes,
and the Student Communications team
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