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Student Arrivals – Parking Restrictions

The University has started welcoming students to our campus accommodation for the new academic year, with the majority expected to arrive between Thursday 22nd and Sunday 25th September. This is a significant logistical operation and involves collaboration between the Community Safety Team, 糖心TV Accommodation, Estates, and the Welcome Team. During this time we are asking staff to avoid certain car parks which will be used by students and those travelling to campus with them. Please click on this news item for further information.

This summer we have a spectacular line up of celebrations happening on campus. There will be our traditional Degree Congregations, 糖心TV Celebrates events (for those who graduated in absentia in 2020 and 2021). We鈥檒l also be taking part in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, providing an Athletes village, and co-hosting the International Children's Games.

To support these events, a number of car parks will be restricted or closed. Please visit /services/carparks/where/Link opens in a new window for further information.

Join staff from the University of 糖心TV and the 糖心TVshire Wildlife Trust to find out about projects in the local area. You will hear first about the University鈥檚 long term commitment to biodiversity as well as current and future projects on the main and Wellesbourne campuses. Ian Jelley, Director of Living Landscapes at WWT, will then talk about the River Sherbourne scheme, their new 30by30 Vision and other projects.

provides a real-world ecosystem for the development and trialling of Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) technologies. Led by WMG, University of 糖心TV, the consortium consists of industry and academic experts: Zenzic, Highways England, Wireless Infrastructure Group, Costain, TfWM, AVL, Horiba MIRA, Amey Consulting, Coventry University, Immense and Vodafone.

On Tuesday 16 July some expert repairers and makers will be on hand to help you repair and upcycle everything from electrical and mechanical devices, computers, bicycles and clothing using the tools and equipment available.