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Thursday 24 September – Sunday 4 October 

• With lots happening across campus, take a look at the timetable and resources for Welcome Week.    
• Some of the locations that students will use to collect their ID cards or keys differ to normal during this time. Please familiarise yourself with where to direct students.   
• A reminder that some car parks will be closed or partially closed between 22-27 September, to support the arrival of students moving onto campus.
• New Warwick accessories, clothing and gifts will be available at a pop-up store during Welcome Week, next to the Nook in the Students’ Union. Alternatively, you can .

Wednesday 7 October

Did you know that we have recorded over 180 species of moths on campus to date? Join us on our last moth survey of the year and learn more about these fascinating creatures.

Tuesday 29 September
Join the online workshop for practical self-help tools and the latest research, as well as an opportunity to join a peer support group.

Join us in B2.01 (Science Concourse) for a film screening on the morning of the 24th, and a "campus as a living lab" session on the morning of the 25th, looking at how Warwick's own campus, energy use, biodiversity, food choices and wellbeing can become a site for course-based and undergraduate research. Both mornings link into the wider hub's afternoon programme.

Thursday 1 October 
Join the first meeting of RCEN@Warwick, on the theme of community and connections. Find out about Enhancing Research Culture Fund outcomes and supporting strategy, people and research environment. Hear from guest speakers and network with colleagues.

5 - 11 October 
Secure your ticket to discover inspiring literature and spoken-word events, featuring University speakers including Professor Michael Scott, Honorary Professor Elizabeth Goldring, Professor Penny Roberts, Dr Sophie Mann and Dr Tara Morton. 

Tuesday 22 September

Join the last small mammal survey of 2026 to explore an area we haven't surveyed before for these small but important animals.

8-10 December 

Staff and students are invited to express their interest in attending this conference, co-leading side events, or contributing to the UN Water Conference Academic Hub. Apply by Wednesday 7 October.

Wednesday 14 October or Thursday 26 November
Join this short course to discover how using your strengths can help you reach your goals and boost your confidence. Plus, find out what drains your energy and how to manage this.