PGR News
PG Tips Managing Your Journey Out of Lockdown
Going into lockdown has been emotionally and psychologically challenging - and coming out of it and going back to being in areas with lots of people can also be quite anxiety-inducing too. Whether you're at home or outside, dial in and hear from Wellbeing Support Services and our Postgrad Mentors who will be discussing this issue and the best ways to adapt to the changing situation.
Join us on MS Teams on the 22 June from 3 - 3.45 pm.
PGR Networking
Are you new to Warwick or haven’t had the opportunity to network with your peers yet? Join us on Thursday 24 June at 4.30 pm for an hour of networking where you will hear from current PGRs about their experiences of networking at conferences and events in the virtual (and non-virtual) world. Sign up on SkillsForge.
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Student Opportunity and Events
Summer Careers Fair
The Summer Recruitment Fair is a great opportunity to meet with over 30 employers, explore career possibilities, internships and work experience opportunities, and investigate both potential and 'live' roles. The fair will be hosted via a new Symplicity platform, which will allow you to meet recruiters wishing to talk to you about their current opportunities and recruitment. Find out more via myAdvantage.
Warwick Volunteers - Balsam Bashing Challenge Event
We will be holding a Balsam Bashing Challenge to help eradicate Himalayan Balsam growing along the banks of Canley Brook on Wednesday 23 June at 1.00 pm. Find out more.
Welcome Team Applications
We're looking for an enthusiastic team of Arrivals Assistants and Supervisors to help new students moving in. Find out more and apply now.
WMS Virtual Summer School
Interested in studying Medicine and becoming a Doctor? Do you come from an under-represented background? Are you interested but unsure if Medicine is right for you? Join WMS for our virtual Summer School and find out more.
Events
Looking for more Events? Don't forget to regularly check the MyWarwick Calendar, Warwick Presents and the MyWarwick app.
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Telephone Scams
Telephone scammers use a wide variety of fraudulent calls and emails to specifically target international students. Scammers often claim to be from the Home Office, an Embassy or High Commission. For further advice about how to recognise, report and get support with these calls, visit the Student Opportunity: Immigration & Compliance pages and the MyWarwick Stay Safe Hub.
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Best wishes,
Warwick Student Communications Team
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