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Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come and see some of the treasures in Warwick鈥檚 archives and special collections with a tour of the Modern Records Centre.

In the heart of campus and open to all, this 25-30 minute tour will show you some of the behind-the-scenes stores and finish with a selection of rare books and archives. Tours will run every thirty minutes from 11am-3pm. Please note that although most of the tour is on one floor and accessible, one of the MRC strongrooms is down two flights of stairs. This part can be optional.

Come and Explore your Library! Meet us at the Library Helpdesk, Floor 1.

Drop in to see us during one of our welcome stands to learn how we support you. You can also meet some of our Library Staff and get your hands on some free items to help with your studying journey.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by dropping in and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer – from physical books to e-resources, textbooks to fiction, studying spaces to relaxing spaces, we have it all.

We want you to take advantage of the Library during your time at University.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by joining one of our tours and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer.

We'll show you the most important parts of the Library, such as how to find, borrow, and return your books. Plus, it's a chance to ask questions too.

Still not sure? Here鈥檚 some feedback we gained from one of students who went on our tour last year:

鈥淏eing new to campus can be a bit daunting when there is so much information to absorb. It was useful to be guided through the library, the various areas and the process of finding, collecting and returning books.鈥�

The tours take between 20 to 30 minutes, depending on how many questions are asked throughout – what better way to kickstart your Library journey? Meet at the Library Helpdesk, First Floor.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come and Explore your Library! Meet us at the Library Helpdesk, Floor 1.

Drop in to see us during one of our welcome stands to learn how we support you. You can also meet some of our Library Staff and get your hands on some free items to help with your studying journey.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by dropping in and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer – from physical books to e-resources, textbooks to fiction, studying spaces to relaxing spaces, we have it all.

We want you to take advantage of the Library during your time at University.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by joining one of our tours and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer.

We'll show you the most important parts of the Library, such as how to find, borrow, and return your books. Plus, it's a chance to ask questions too.

Still not sure? Here鈥檚 some feedback we gained from one of students who went on our tour last year:

鈥淏eing new to campus can be a bit daunting when there is so much information to absorb. It was useful to be guided through the library, the various areas and the process of finding, collecting and returning books.鈥�

The tours take between 20 to 30 minutes, depending on how many questions are asked throughout – what better way to kickstart your Library journey? Meet at the Library Helpdesk, First Floor.

Come and see some of the treasures in Warwick鈥檚 archives and special collections with a tour of the Modern Records Centre.

In the heart of campus and open to all, this 25-30 minute tour will show you some of the behind-the-scenes stores and finish with a selection of rare books and archives. Tours will run every thirty minutes from 11am-3pm. Please note that although most of the tour is on one floor and accessible, one of the MRC strongrooms is down two flights of stairs. This part can be optional.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come and see some of the treasures in Warwick鈥檚 archives and special collections with a tour of the Modern Records Centre.

In the heart of campus and open to all, this 25-30 minute tour will show you some of the behind-the-scenes stores and finish with a selection of rare books and archives. Tours will run every thirty minutes from 11am-3pm. Please note that although most of the tour is on one floor and accessible, one of the MRC strongrooms is down two flights of stairs. This part can be optional.

Come and Explore your Library! Meet us at the Library Helpdesk, Floor 1.

Drop in to see us during one of our welcome stands to learn how we support you. You can also meet some of our Library Staff and get your hands on some free items to help with your studying journey.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by dropping in and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer – from physical books to e-resources, textbooks to fiction, studying spaces to relaxing spaces, we have it all.

We want you to take advantage of the Library during your time at University.

The Library is often called the heart of the University, and it is one of the places that every single student will likely need at some point. Get ahead of the curve by joining one of our tours and gaining some vital information to help you utilise everything the Library has to offer.

We'll show you the most important parts of the Library, such as how to find, borrow, and return your books. Plus, it's a chance to ask questions too.

Still not sure? Here鈥檚 some feedback we gained from one of students who went on our tour last year:

鈥淏eing new to campus can be a bit daunting when there is so much information to absorb. It was useful to be guided through the library, the various areas and the process of finding, collecting and returning books.鈥�

The tours take between 20 to 30 minutes, depending on how many questions are asked throughout – what better way to kickstart your Library journey? Meet at the Library Helpdesk, First Floor.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Come along to this short workshop and learn how to find and use the Library resources that will help you get started with your studies. The Library contains millions of resources and this can feel overwhelming at first - this session will help you to get ahead, building your confidence in finding materials on your reading list, and in searching for academic resources on the Library catalogue. You鈥檒l also come away with information about the specialist support and guidance available for you from the Library.

Networking is an increasingly key skills for any researcher, as it has great potential to open avenues to new perspectives, collaborations and opportunities. Networking doesn't only happening at conferences and meetings, as there are a wide range of opportunities to network online through social media and research profiles. In this session, we will give you an overview of the different types of profiles and forms of online presences you may be interested in setting up as a researcher. This will also include advice and guidance on managing multiple profiles and dealing with issues such as researchers with similar names or changing institutions. There will then be an opportunity to manage, update or set up any of the profiles covered in the session with the helpful guidance of the Open Research Team.