We have a Thursday edition to inspire you! Why not tune into the latest thinking from our Law School's human rights podcast or browse LGBTUA+ history in our archives? Get inspiration for switching it up if your usual study space just isn't getting those creative or productive juices going any more. Learn more about "One Night of Wander" - an evening of festivities happening on campus on 12 March. Sign up for the last few places on TeamWork, our international summer project experience. And get an update on covid self-isolation, vaccines and regular testing.
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PGT News
PG Tips
On Track
There are a number of session coming up in the On Track programme including training sessions on Qualtrics and Research Data management.
Postgrad Realities Drop-In
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Student Opportunity and Events
Build your CV with an international summer project experience... with funding available
Apply by 21 February for TeamWork - a part-time, virtual international experience programme. Collaborate on specific projects for four weeks over the summer - there are charity, healthcare and social media projects already confirmed. You can access a bursary to fund your experience and priority places are available for students from under-represented demographic groups.
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Campus and Community
One Night of Wander!
Celebrate the final week of term 2 with our evening of festivities "One Night of Wander"! On 12 March campus will come alive with lasers, outdoor theatre, a food market and beautiful window displays designed by YOU!
We need you - take part in our trail of wanderful windows!
Decorate the windows of your accommodation in time for One Night of Wander to take part and to be in with the chance to win a prize! You can now order a free window decorating kit and take part in workshops delivered by Warwick Arts Centre for design inspiration and details of how to get votes for your window. Get a kit!
Testing positive, lateral flow testing and covid vaccine drop-ins
If you test positive for Covid-19, you must self-isolate straight away to avoid spreading the infection to other people - read government self-isolation guidance. This means you must not leave your accommodation (including for in-person teaching sessions and exams). If you've not been able to make it to an exam, see our guidance for submitting Mitigating Circumstances and a list of suggested evidence required. If you test positive off campus on a PCR or LFT, please let us know so that we can support you, including by informing your Department.
Lateral flow testing
It's really important that we all continue to do twice-weekly lateral flow tests (even if you’re vaccinated) to reduce transmission of the virus and protect yourself and others. Please make sure you report your results (whether positive or negative). Remember, if you test positive let us know too.
Drop in to our lateral flow mobile testing unit today (10 February) at the Library between 10am – 5pm. No need to book, simply drop in. A mobile testing unit will also be at Cannon Park every Saturday until 26 March, offering assisted testing and home testing kits.
Drop in vaccination clinic
Vaccinations will be available at the University Health Centre today (10 February) 10am till 1pm. Walk-ins are available but it's best to call and book an appointment.
Emergency services on campus - who to call
If you find yourself in an emergency situation on campus (where the emergency services are required to attend), always call our Community Safety team first. Ring 024765 22222 (from a mobile) or extension 22222 (from a landline) rather than calling 999. This is so that the Community Safety Team can direct or escort the emergency vehicles to the correct location in the quickest possible way.
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Best wishes,
and the Student Communications Team
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