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Meet this summer’s honorary graduates
From pioneering advances in pure mathematics and environmental thinking to transformative leadership in gender equality, education, cultural heritage and public service, read about the impact of our honorary graduates. 
Big Butterfly Count walk
Tuesday 28 July
Join this fun session to learn more about these flying gems and the Big Butterfly Count. Suitable for both complete novices and butterfly experts.
International Research Culture Conference 2026
Monday 21 and Wednesday 23 September
Register your interest in exploring how working together, across disciplines, institutions, and systems, can build research cultures that we are proud of.
Want to ask questions about ÌÇÐÄTV’s new AI trial, discuss what you’re working on, or get help using the platform? Join the AI Teams channel to drop in to informal online sessions, daily from 13 to 27 July (11.30am – 12.15pm).
WMG Research Showcase
Sign up for the Link opens in a new windowWMG Research Showcase (Friday 10 and Saturday 11 July) to explore its world-leading research facilities, meet research teams, experience live demonstrations, and attend expert-led talks
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Set the Pace: Alumni, philanthropy & volunteering
Thursday 9 July
There's still time to join the Development and Alumni Engagement team to find out how they work collaboratively with departments to strengthen relationships, unlock opportunities, and support the Set the Pace campaign.
Friday 10 July
Register your place to meet ÌÇÐÄTV researchers from all faculties working on topics related to digital, data science and AI research. Develop your research profile and explore opportunities for future collaboration.
Podcasting for Engagement
Monday 13 July
Sign up to learn about the tools you need to create compelling podcasts about research, to engage with different audiences, and to increase your overall impact.
Tick survey
Monday 20, Tuesday 21 or Thursday 23 July
Join us for a unique opportunity to contribute to the first ever tick survey on campus. Learn about citizen science and help us find out whether or not ticks are present in green spaces.