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Take a break and join fellow mature students for a relaxed lunchtime. Enjoy a hot drink, connect with others, and recharge yourself in a friendly, welcoming environment.

One World Warwick celebrates the diversity of our global community through a range of events and activities. Explore the Diwali Celebration of Unity and Culture, get creative at the Craft Cafe, enjoy a colourful Lunchtime Concert at Warwick Arts Centre, and take part in the Creative Socials workshop.

As you start to think about housing options for next year, hear from Shera Payne, Student Lettings Manager at discussing StudentPad's features, advice for finding housing, and other miscellaneous housing questions you might be curious about.

During your studies, you have a lot of reading material to cover. Your Reading List is a great way to access key course materials, explore practical tips, and find additional academic sources.

Be part of the WP Student Advisory Group, share your perspectives, and help shape the University experience. Gain valuable leadership and advisory experience, earn recognition towards your Warwick Award, and boost your CV.

It's the last chance to have your say on race equality and inclusion at Warwick. Complete the survey to help shape a more inclusive community and be entered into a prize draw to win one of 35 x £10 digital shopping vouchers.

If you are unable to sit an exam on a particular date because of religious observance, please send your request for consideration through the Religious Observance Form by 4pm on 2 November. Your request will be forwarded to your department.

Whether you want to improve your study skills, prepare for the workplace or explore something new, LinkedIn Learning has over 20,000+ expert-led courses across a vast range of topics spanning business, technology, software and creative skills, wellbeing, personal development and much more. Take a look and get started.

Our campus is a shared space for pedestrians, cyclists, e-scooters, buses and vehicles. Stay aware of your surroundings and take extra care on the main University road. Remember to look both ways before crossing and use marked crossings where possible. Drivers should follow the 20mph speed limit and stay alert around pedestrian areas. If you're cycling or using an e-scooter, make sure your lights are on in poor visibility.

Students with health conditions or disabilities may be eligible for alternative exam arrangements (AEAs), such as extra time, rest breaks or other support. To ensure your arrangements are in place for upcoming exams, please contact Disability Services through the by 4pm on 2 November to request AEAs.

Following the , the University and the Students’ Union have been working together to consider the concerns raised. We want to reassure students and staff that there has been no change to the arrangements for the 2026/27 academic year.

Celebrate Diwali on 3 November with the Students' Union on the Piazza! Enjoy festive performances, get creative with diya painting, henna art, card-making and more. You can also treat yourself to Indian sweets and tea, in Copper Room 2, from 11am-4pm. Part of One World Warwick.

We can only achieve excellence together if you share your experiences at Warwick. We need to hear from you what we're doing well and where we can do better. You’ll have the opportunity to participate in a number of feedback opportunities this year - take a look.

Are you aware that the Renters’ Rights Act came into force on 1st May 2026, introducing new rights for tenants and new obligations for private landlords? If you are planning to rent private accommodation or already living in a privately rented housing then read Amelia’s blog on how it affects you.

Join the Students' Union Advice Centre Team from 26 - 30 October for Housing Week. The team will visit different buildings across campus throughout the week. Whether you’re looking for your next cozy apartment or want to explore your options, this is the perfect opportunity for you to come along with your questions.

With the clocks changing back by an hour on Sunday 25 October, remember to download the free SafeZone community safety app that helps you get support quickly and easily, from emergency help to checking in when studying alone anytime, anywhere on campus. You can also read over our guidance about staying safe off-campus.

Explore ways to connect with fellow students from both within and beyond your department, expand your network and make the most of your Warwick journey. Warwick also has a wide range of staff, teams, and services dedicated to supporting you at any stage while you are at university.

We are responding to an issue affecting some University systems. Please check this page for further updates.

Make new friends, get experience to add to your CV, and make a difference to the local community by joining Warwick Volunteers. Choose the volunteering you want to do, from helping the environment, tutoring children, supporting the homeless, and many other fun and unique activities.

Are you looking for a work opportunity as a student? Then this is your chance to apply for the Student Money Assistant role at Unitemps, offering students perspectives of managing money at university. Applications close on the 25th October 2026.

As a University, our thoughts are with anyone affected by the ongoing unrest and demonstrations in France and other parts of Europe. We are advising any students or staff planning to travel to, or within the region, to check the and relevant authorities in the region. Read more.

Who would you like representing you at the Students' Union, this year? Find out about the roles available, read the candidate manifestos and place your vote! Elections will close on Friday 23 October.

Have your say on race equality and inclusion at Warwick. Complete the survey to help shape a more inclusive community and be entered into a prize draw to win one of 35 x £10 digital shopping vouchers.

You asked, and we listened! Join the Nook's new book club for the first meet-up on 29 October. "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" is our winning title - be sure to read it before joining us! Also, have your say on what we should read next. Keep an eye on our Instagram for all the details.

Are you thinking about where to live next year? Come to the Housing Week drop-in sessions everyday from 26-30 October at 11am-2pm across campus, and speak directly to the team to get expert advice and support. Explore Living off Campus pages for everything you need to know about housing.

The Chaplaincy are running three bereavement sessions in Term 1 if you have lost a loved one, to help you deal with loss and grief. The sessions are held on 19 October, 2 and 30 November at the Chaplaincy Central Space at 3:45pm.

Get yourself active by being a part of Team Warwick and enjoy 60 plus hours of free sport and physical activity every week. Join the campus league across a range of sports, or choose from 60 plus student sports clubs- welcoming all abilities.

Finding work as a student can be hard and stressful. In this blog, Amelia shares information about different types of work available on campus and where to find and apply for these opportunities. She also shares her own experience of balancing paid work alongside university life.

Climate Justice are taking over the Nook on 22 October, to play games, enjoy some paper crafts and host discussions about the climate crisis. Book your place.

You asked, and we listened! Join the Nook's new book club for the first meet-up on 29 October. "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" is our winning title - be sure to read it before joining us! Also, have your say on what we should read next. Keep an eye on our Instagram for all the details.