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Over 450 card readers will be in teaching spaces by the start of the academic year, providing real time attendance data to help better understand patterns and support students. To learn more, read the , or the information for students.

If you work or travel abroad on Warwick business, take a look at the new Working Abroad Information Security Standard for practical advice on using University devices abroad, crossing borders and travelling outside the UK.

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 .

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.

Hear from Professor Stuart Croft, our Vice-Chancellor and President, as he looks ahead to the new academic year and outlines our top priorities.

Find out what you need to know about vaccination, book an appointment, or see whether you may already be eligible for a free flu vaccine through the NHS.  

Create an inspiring first impression for future students at our Open Days (10 and 24 October) - register by 8pm on Wednesday 23 September. Volunteering is a great chance to meet colleagues across the University, and overtime or time off in lieu is available.

Applying for research funding? Explore the new Sustainability Support resource for sustainability statements, evidence and recommendations to help you respond to questions in funding applications.

Work on University House is continuing to progress well since the building closed. You can follow progress and see what the building looks like now on our project webpage.