If you haven't got involved in Campus Wayfinding there is still time. Sign up to attend the final Campus Wayfinding workshop on Friday 6 March. The findings from this workshop will be used to develop strategy for campus wayfinding over the coming five to ten years.

Campus wayfinding is a programme which has been developed to discuss how we help staff, students and visitors get to and around campus, including maps, signage, car parking and more. The final Campus Wayfinding workshop will focus on Leaving Campus, students and staff are invited to attend to look at how we can leave a lasting impression with visitors and discuss the following questions:

1. What you think makes the University of Warwick stand out? What makes prospective students want to study here? What makes visitors want to come back? What gives the University of Warwick its identity?
2. What do the departure points on campus look like? How can they be improved?
3. What is the current experience of leaving campus? How can this be improved?

Please use the Workshop Booking Form to register to attend the workshop on Friday 6 March, 1pm – 3pm in CMR 1.0, University House.

If you would like to read the notes from previous workshops, please take a look at the information below:

• Introduction to Campus Wayfinding 
• Campus Maps 
• Interactive and Functionality Tools 
  
• Car Parking 
• Journey to Campus 
  
• Building Wayfinding (20 January. Details from this workshop will soon be uploaded).
• Design Styles for Pedestrian Wayfinding - ‘First Impressions’(10 February. Details from this workshop will soon be uploaded)