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The Outstanding Student Contribution Awards (OSCAs) recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions of Warwick's students. They not only excel academically, but also find the time to campaign for good causes, fundraise, start small business, and work with local charities. Nominations close Sunday 10 May 2026 at 8pm.

You can make a real difference to students, making sure exams run smoothly and fairly, by volunteering as a Support Invigilator. Find out more and register your availability to support exams in the spring or summer period.

To begin Research Culture week on Monday 23 March, discover how the roadmap was co-created with our community, what it means for the future of research at Warwick, and the ways you can get involved in shaping our research culture.

This March, we’re focusing on how Warwick connects out across the globe. Whether you're expanding your international experience, seeking support for new global collaborations, or deepening your understanding of our multicultural university, discover what’s happening this month.

Monday 23 – Thursday 26 March  
Warwick’s first Research Culture Week will celebrate our commitments through themed days on community, growth, integrity and inclusion, with events open to all members of Warwick’s research community. Explore what’s happening and secure your place.

We spoke to Jianhua Yang, from WMG, to hear what Lunar New Year means to him and how he celebrates it with his family.

Sign up for Lunch & Learn sessions to build your confidence in challenging discussions and respectful disagreements. Join ‘Active Listening in Moments of Disagreement’ on Wednesday 25 February and ‘Emotional Intelligence in Conversation’ on Wednesday 29 April.

Whether you work from home, on campus – or both – meet colleagues from across the University to chat and network through Coffee Roulette.

27 – 29 January 
We are commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day across the University to remember the victims of the Holocaust and reflect on its enduring lessons. Join the Candlelight Vigil on the Piazza, listen to a talk from Holocaust survivor Uri Winterstein, or visit the Library to view the special book exhibition.