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Holocaust Memorial Day events 锘�
Monday 27 – Wednesday 29 January
Join events to mark Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp – including a candlelit vigil, talks from Holocaust survivors, and a screening of the film Son of Saul.
Saturday 25 January
Come along to the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum for an event joint-hosted by WMS, focusing on the free support that鈥檚 available for people who are living with serious and life-limiting conditions in the UK.
Registrar鈥檚 coffee morning
Tuesday 4 February
Professional Services staff are invited to join Rachel Sandby-Thomas – our Registrar – at this informal coffee morning, designed to bring you up to speed on institutional developments.
Wednesday 5 February
Embarking on a career in academia can be exciting – but also overwhelming. Join Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham for a jobs.ac.uk webinar that will cover everything from building your portfolio to navigating the evolving academic landscape.
Wednesday 12 February
Looking to apply for internal roles? Join fellow Warwick colleagues as they host this interactive workshop, focusing on how to ace the application process and fine-tune your CV.
The science of wellbeing
Thursday 13 February
Join Professor Sarah Stewart-Brown (WMS) as she explores the impact of poor wellbeing on productivity, creativity and relationships, and addresses the science of wellbeing from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Engineering emotional experiences: Sebastian Conran
Tuesday 14 January
In his inaugural lecture, internationally-renowned designer Sebastian Conran will explore how design is fundamentally about the human experience.
AI EduCamp
Fortnightly from Wednesday 15 January
Come along to new fortnightly AI-themed EduCamp sessions, designed to give attendees the chance to exchange knowledge, share discoveries, and discuss challenges.
Public engagement: Introduction to evaluation strategy, methods and practice
Wednesday 15 January onwards
Explore a new series of masterclasses – and book onto the first, which will explain how you can think about public engagement activities strategically and measure your success.