Your Doctoral College newsletter
Hello to our newly joined researchers and a warm welcome back to our research community at Warwick. The Doctoral College are back with your fortnightly newsletter, bringing you the latest news, opportunities and events for PGRs.
This week, find out how you can apply for a PhD travel grant, register for the Cumberland International PGR Christmas Conference, join our researcher development sessions, and find answers to your Winter Graduation questions.
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To be eligible to attend the January 2025 Graduation ceremonies, you must complete the PGR examination process by 15 November at the latest. Advice and frequently asked questions can be found on the FAQs page.
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Celebrate Warwick's international community and welcome new members from around the world, explore and experience diverse cultures, and learn more about the global opportunities available at Warwick. As part of One World Warwick, keep an eye out for exciting events in Global Celebrations Week and get involved.
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With the days getting colder, it's time to indulge in some ultimate British comfort food: the fruit crumble! Red Rocket by Eatwise is serving up customisable crumbles on the Piazza. Come along and mix and match your fruit and crumble topping followed by a choice of custards or whipped yoghurt.
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We are looking for postgraduate researchers to sit on a number of working groups, including supervision, training, scholarships and funding. Find out more about these working groups and how you can get involved.
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There are two PhD travel grants available at Monash University and Warwick. The grants are a fantastic opportunity to connect with academics and fellow research students across the globe, expand your network, generate and share new ideas, and enhance your professional and personal development. If you are interested, please contact the MWA Team at mw-alliance@warwick.ac.uk for further information.
The certificate is an accredited qualification in the Science, Engineering and Medicine Faculty. The programme is designed to enable PGRs to become successful doctoral researchers, undertaking world-leading research, improving research effectiveness, and maximising skills and knowledge for your future career. Find out more here.
The Doctoral College invite applications from PhD students for one fully-funded place at the International PGR Christmas Conference taking place on 18 - 20 December. Visit the website for full details on the conference and how to apply. Applications close on 1 November.
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As part of One World Warwick, you are invited to the first ever Warwick International Showcase on 14 November, from 12-5pm at the Panorama, Rootes Building. Join the official launch of Warwick's new international strategy and learn about how the strategy can support you. Sign up now: registrations close on 25 October.
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Find out what’s happening across the University to mark Black History Month, from t-shirt designing at the SU, to public lectures, student cinema, and blogs from MBA participants and alumni.
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Last week marked World Mental Health Day, but a healthy mind matters every day. View our webpage with year-round events, activities, and useful resources to help you take care of your mental health and wellbeing.
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Navigating the PhD upgrade process can be a daunting but valuable learning experience with the right approach and mindset. As a PhD student who has passed her upgrade, Xin shares some fresh advice for those preparing for this milestone.
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Best wishes,
Louise
and the Doctoral College Team
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Keep up to date with your teaching timetable, coursework deadlines and daily events and updates, straight to your phone.
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