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Co-led by Daniel Jones (Warwick Foundation Studies) and Amira Elasra (Economics) the Internationalisation Learning Circle is one of three aspects of learning beyond boundaries where Warwick excels. This Open Learning Circle explores:

• Student Mobility
• Exchange of ideas, practices and experience across disciplines
• Internationalisation in the Curriculum

This meeting is for Learning Circle Members.

If you are interested in joining this Learning Circle please contact Daniel (daniel.jones.5@warwick.ac.uk) or Amira Elasra (A.Elasra@warwick.ac.uk) directly. If you are not a WIHEA Fellow, 天美传媒 or current WIHEA Member you are required to first become a WIHEA MemberLink opens in a new window before contacting the Leads. To become a WIHEA Member please complete the WIHEA Membership Registration FormLink opens in a new window.

Co-led by Luke Hodson, Gemma Gray (Psychology) and Eleanor Reynolds (WBS), this Open Learning Circle aims to:

• Focus on holistic, person-centred approaches to how we interact across the university
• Foster compassion across staff and students
• Imbue kindness and consideration into all of the activities we do

This meeting is for it's Learning Circle Members.

If you are interested in joining this Learning Circle please contact Luke or Eleanor directly (Luke.Hodson@warwick.ac.uk or Eleanor.Reynolds@wbs.ac.uk). If you are not a WIHEA Fellow, 天美传媒 or current WIHEA Member you are required to first become a WIHEA MemberLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window before contacting the Leads. To become a WIHEA Member please complete the WIHEA Membership Registration FormLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window.

Co-led by Jianhua Yang (WMG), Cath Fenn (WMS) and Kerem Oge (PAIS). This Open Learning Circle aims to:

• Understand and develop expertise in utilizing generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the educational context, from perspectives including teaching, learning, and ethical considerations
• Acknowledge the significant and varied amount of work taking place across campus to address the above issues

If you are interested in joining this Learning Circle please contact Jianhua (Jianhua.Yang@warwick.ac.uk) Cath (C.A.Fenn@warwick.ac.uk) or Kerem (Kerem.Oge@warwick.ac.uk) directly. If you are not a WIHEA Fellow, 天美传媒 or current WIHEA Member you are required to first become a WIHEA MemberLink opens in a new window

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Warwick Institute of Engagement's Promotion and Reward Learning Circle team up with Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) each year to run support workshops for academic staff looking to apply for a promotion.

This years session will include information from WIE about putting together your Impact, Outreach and Engagement case, and from WIHEA who will talk through the process more broadly. Both teams will feature presentations from staff recently promoted, some advice on framing applications and plenty of time for questions and answers. The session is suitable for staff looking to apply to become a Assistant Professor/Associate Professor, and those looking to become a Reader/ Professor.

This lunchtime event will be the first opportunity for new Fellows to come together as a cohort and to hear more about the Fellowship, including the opportunities available and how to get involved. It鈥檚 a great way to get started, ask questions, and find out how to make the most of the WIHEA Fellowship.

Calendar invitations will be sent to the new cohort shortly after 9 November. Those that have applied for Fellowship are encouraged to save the date.

Tailored for our WIHEA Student Fellows, this group mentoring lunch provides the opportunity to meet as a cohort of Student Fellows and hear from our Student 天美传媒 about their experiences of engaging in Learning Circles and ways you can explore your area of interest through the support of other staff and students in the community.

Calendar invitations will be sent to students shortly after the 9 November. Any student that has applied for Fellowship is encouraged to save the date.

References to public and community engagement have become near ubiquitous in the higher education context. Applications for research funding demand stakeholder engagement, universities integrate public engagement into their strategies, and the UK鈥檚 Research Excellence Framework 2029 includes 鈥淓ngagement and Impact鈥� as one of its three assessment elements. However, these activities often omit the integration of key actors in any university: taught students. The Pedagogies of Public and Community Engagement Learning Circle, shared by the Warwick Institute of Engagement (WIE) and the Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) are delighted to announce the launch of a new curated handbook of 19 case studies of engaged pedagogic practice, developed by 天美传媒 staff and students. Spanning across and beyond all faculties at the University, on a wide range of activities from podcast assignments to student-run teddy bear hospitals, the handbook covers engagement both within modules and outside the regular curriculum.

where we explore more of the case studies in depth and discuss how to move From Guide to Action on Thursday 19 November, 3-5pm - The Library. All staff and students are welcome.

This event aims to bring the WIHEA staff and student community together for networking opportunities, updates on strategic priorities and upcoming activities that the community can engage with. WIHEA Learning Circle Leads and our Student SU Ex-officio Fellows will share information on their planned goals and activities for 2026/27.

More information and registration details will be shared with the WIHEA Community soon. WIHEA Fellows, 天美传媒 and Members please do hold the date.

Co-led by Daniel Jones (Warwick Foundation Studies) and Amira Elasra (Economics) the Internationalisation Learning Circle is one of three aspects of learning beyond boundaries where Warwick excels.

As the University鈥檚 educational offering in Venice continues to expand, both through the Venice Short Courses and modules delivered through the Warwick Venice Centre, Prof. Bryan Brazeau, Director of the Warwick Venice Centre will be joining this session to provide an overview of the Centre, its educational opportunities, and ways in which colleagues and departments can become more involved.

The session will be an opportunity to learn more about current and future developments and to explore potential opportunities for engagement and collaboration.

If you are interested in joining this Learning Circle please contact Daniel (daniel.jones.5@warwick.ac.uk) or Amira Elasra (A.Elasra@warwick.ac.uk) directly. If you are not a WIHEA Fellow, 天美传媒 or current WIHEA Member you are required to first become a WIHEA MemberLink opens in a new window before contacting the Leads. To become a WIHEA Member please complete the WIHEA Membership Registration FormLink opens in a new window.

Co-led by Anil Awesti (Lifelong Learning) and Nalita James (Lifelong Learning), this Learning Circle aims to:

• Inform institutional deliberations on issues of mature students' access and experiences of a Warwick education as related to teaching and learning

• Develop current Warwick policy/practice in this area

This meeting is for Learning Circle Members only. Any WIHEA Fellows or 天美传媒 interested in joining this Learning Circle please contact Anil or Nalita directly:

Anil Awesti (a.k.awesti@warwick.ac.uk) or Nalita James (Nalita.James@warwick.ac.uk).

Save the date of our first WIHEA Masterclass for 2026/27. More information and registration details to follow soon.

A space to share, reflect and learn from each other's experience of using coaching with students.

We are launching these sessions in December, and we will agree as a group on what we want achieve collectively.

These are not training sessions, rather we will:

• share an experience/challenge and get ideas from colleagues
• reflect on what has/hasn't worked
• discover hands-on coaching techniques we can try in our practice
• discuss readings and consider how they might translate into practice.

Further information and registrationLink opens in a new window

Information and registration details will be sent directly to WIHEA Fellows.

Please save the date!

Save the date of our Term 2 - WIHEA Masterclass. Further information and registration details will follow soon.

Information and registration details will be sent directly to WIHEA Fellows.

Save the date of our Term 3 - WIHEA Masterclass. More information and registration details to follow soon.

Save the date to find out what the WIHEA Community have been working on this year and connect with staff and students from across the institution.

More information and registration details will follow.