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BCUR19 has already been announced. Look out for a Call for Abstracts in the autumn term with a submission deadline during December 2018. Find out more at

Come and see the paintings, artworks, posters, stories, videos, websites and podcasts produced by last year's cohort of cross-faculty students on 'Genetics: Science and Society' for their self-devised assessment. Explore and celebrate the great ideas of your peers and learn more about genetics and its impact on society and popular art!

Explore last year's exhibition here

We are currently advertising for two new Assistant Editors to work as part of the Editorial Board. For information and to apply please visit the Unitemps page

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We are delighted to announce our new Deputy Directors and Director of Studies.

Our new Deputy Directors are Caroline Gibson and Joanne Wale , and Elena Riva is now the Director of Studies.

Our highly anticpated Masters progamme, Humanitarian Engineering, is less than one week away!

We are looking forward to meet our first cohort of diverse students, who together will learn to tackle the most challenging issues across the globe.

We are happy to welcome Nat Das Neves Rodrigues who joins the IATL team as an early career fellow.

Nat is an IAS/IATL Early Career Fellow, with her time being split between pursuing her research goals on ultrafast spectroscopy and delivering innovative interdisciplinary teaching at the University of ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ.

Congratulations to Nick Monk, for being co-awarded a grant of €999k for the project ‘ENHANCE- Enabling Humanitarian Attributes for Nurturing Community-based Engineering’. The project is funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus + Key Action 2 Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices; Capacity Building in the field of Higher Education.

Find out more here

Welcome to the two newest members of the IATL team – Dr Nese Ceren Tosun started with IATL in April and was recently awarded her doctorate. Nat das Neves Rodrigues Lopes will be starting in September and was recently announced as a winner of this year’s WATE-PGR.

Congratulations to all the recent recipients of the ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Awards for Teaching Excellence (WATE) and ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates who Teach (WATE-PGR). Special mention to IATL’s Elena Riva who also won the Butterworth Award; IATL module convenors Roxanne Douglas, Paul Prescott and Carolin Debray; and IATL staff funding recipients Russ Kitson and Nat das Neves Rodrigues Lopes!

Congratulations to Dr Saba Hussain, one of our module convenors ('South Asia in Britain', IL030), who has contributed to a recent book, 'Rethinking New Womanhood'. There will be a book launch on 27th June, 1-3pm, at Social Sciences- Room A0.23.

Please contact s.hussain.10@warwick.ac.uk if you are interested in attending.