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Wednesday 19 March 
Interested in neurodiversity? Join us for the launch of a new network that’s designed to increase understanding and support within the University community. Take part in workshops, learn about support groups, meet colleagues, and discuss key issues in teaching and learning.

Wednesday 19 March 
Researchers from all disciplines and career stages are invited to this interactive workshop on systems thinking, as part of the Sustainability Spotlight.

Thursday 20 March 
Do you work with people from different backgrounds? Would you like to gain insights into how to develop and enhance your intercultural skills? Join an in-person seminar.

Monday 31 March 
Join Steve Boneham (Newcastle University) and Joe Corneli (Oxford Brookes University) for an online discussion on the intersection of research culture and open research. Part of the NCRC conversation series.

Wednesday 26 March 
Want to find out more about LinkedIn Learning, and how we can make use of it as Warwick colleagues? Register now for the next virtual Strategy Network meeting – hosted on Teams.

Tuesday 22 and Thursday 24 April  
If you’re an academic who’s two to 12 years post-PhD and looking to secure funding for your research for up to five years, apply to take part in training on the ERC starting and consolidator grants.

Your mental health and wellbeing are important – so let’s hear from Paul Thompson (Estates) and Emily Tricker (Wellbeing) on how they look after theirs.

Did you know that Anne Fine – author of stories like Madame Doubtfire – was part of the very first cohort of students to graduate from Warwick? As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, she reveals some incredible insight into what Warwick was like in our first year.

For the first time in our 60-year history, we’re inviting all alumni back to campus for a special reunion on Saturday 22 November. We’ll be sharing more over the coming months, or you can contact the ÉñÂí¸£ÀûӰƬ Engagement team to find out more. And if you're a Warwick alum, don't miss this chance to reconnect with old friends and remember your own student days.