PG researcher opportunities this week include our Sprint development programme for female postgrads, a Q&A session on preparing for a PhD upgrade, and a Research Refresh social in the Wolfson Research Exchange.
Today is University Mental Health Day. Come along to the Students' Union Atrium today (3rd March) 12pm - 3pm to have a chat with wellbeing professionals and peers.
If you're concerned or need help during this time of international crisis, you'll find details below on how to access support from our community and our services.
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Learning, teaching and research
Showcase your research at an international conference!
Planning is underway for this September’s International Conference of Undergraduate Research. Supported by the Monash Warwick Alliance and co-created with students, ICUR is a two-day conference showcasing the best in undergraduate research from around the world. The call for abstracts is now open - find out more and take part.
Explore the brain in an interdisciplinary research conference - all welcome
Join a network of like-minded people to ask and answer the big questions around how we think, and how our thoughts impact our lives in an interdisciplinary research conference from the Behaviour, Brain & Society Global Research Project team. The event will feature talks from academics across campus who will explore the brain from a Neuro-anatomical, Neuro-physiological, Neuro-Economical and Psychological view point. Find out more and register.
Take an interdisciplinary module next academic year
The Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL) provides a range of 15 CATS modules available to all undergrads in second years and above (if it works with your course). You'll work with students and academics from right across the university, developing new ways of understanding the world by making connections between ideas, experiences and practice across multiple disciplines. Join a short online information session to find out about the modules on offer on 9 March.
Check your assessment registration data in Tabula
If you are taking exams in the summer, you should check your assessment registration data in Tabula. If you spot any errors in your assessment registrations (i.e. you believe the assessment method shown does not reflect what you registered for earlier in the year) you should contact your department and let them know. They will either resolve directly, or liaise with the Examinations Team on your behalf to resolve any issues prior to the publication of the timetable.
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Wellbeing
University Mental Health Day - today 3 March
Come along to the Students' Union Atrium today from 12pm until 3pm to have a chat with Wellbeing Professionals and peers. We'll be offering tips for your wellbeing and mental health, talking about the impact of alcohol and drugs on your wellbeing, sharing advice on how to 'Study Happy' and there'll also be refreshments and giveaways available. Find out more about the event and read our tips on looking after your wellbeing whilst at uni.
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Campus and Community
We stand with Ukraine - supporting our community
We know that this is a deeply distressing and concerning time for members of our community. If you're concerned or need help you can access a wide range of support via the Wellbeing Portal, your Personal Tutor, the Chaplaincy, Student Funding, the Students’ Union Advice Centre, and, if you’ve experienced or witnessed bullying, harassment, discrimination, hate crime and/or sexual misconduct, confidential support is available via Report and Support.
Support Ukraine Fundraising
The Warwick Polish Society has created solidarity ribbons and posters and will be distributing them on the Piazza tomorrow and Friday from 9 – 6pm. Sign up to volunteer and find out more.
Still looking for accommodation for the 2022/2023 academic year?
Campus vacancies have become available for eligible returning undergraduate students to live on campus for the 2022/2023 academic year. If you're an undergraduate student going into your final year, a part-year undergraduate student on the Venice programme, or an undergraduate student supported through the specific accommodation requirements process for 2022/2023, you can apply. Find out more.
Holi colour party!
Holi festival traditionally celebrates the arrival of spring, but it is also known for its celebration using coloured powder! Book your ticket for our Holi celebrations and take part in this memorable event on Wednesday 16 March 2-4pm.
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Best wishes,
and the Student Communications Team
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