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The Students’ Union is the focal point of campus life here at Warwick, but what exactly is it that makes your Union so unique? Here are a few basic facts about who we are and what we do…

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One of the primary purposes of Warwick SU is to represent you - whether that’s to your academic department, to the University, the local council or nationally. We're a great place to get support and help - we work alongside the Advice Centre to deal with academic issues such as appeals and complaints, along with wider issues surrounding Higher Education. Remember that our collective voice is much stronger than a lone one!

Education Officer

Liam Jackson is the Education Officer. Read Liams's blog, find out his aims for the year and get in touch on his officer page.

Contact Us

The Education Officer's office is on the first floor of SUHQ.

University News

  • AI in research guidance
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    To better understand the risks and benefits of using AI in research, your responsibilities, and expected standards, take a look at new guidance  for the use of AI in research from the Research Governance and Ethics Committee.

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  • Meet the women behind Warwick’s pioneering research

    Our researchers see further, achieve more and change lives by following their relentless hunger for new discoveries. Hailing from across the globe and all walks of life, they are united by their passion, purpose and Infinite Curiosity. We’re highlighting the women behind the research in our new campaign.

  • Warwick Transformation - Research early code processes

    Read about the new streamlined procedure and risk assessment criteria for starting recruitment or expenditure on a research project prior to formal approval, to make sure projects can start without undue delay.

  • Gen AI and its disruptive effects on teaching practices

    Wednesday 26 February 
    Join online to hear Dr Michael Compton (King’s College London) explore the challenges and applications of generative AI, and its effect on teaching practices.

  • Understanding my ‘circle of influence’ and how I can widen it

    Thursday 27 February 
    Step back from your day-to-day work to consider what’s important to you and how you can make the most of your time and energy. Register now for this WIHEA masterclass.