On Saturday 10 March 2012, The University of Warwick will host TEDxWarwick 2012. Taking place from 10am to 6pm in The Arts Centre’s Butterworth Hall, the conference brings together inspirational speakers on the subject of global challenges, organised by University of Warwick students.

The British Conference of Undergraduate Research 2012 will take place from 19 to 20 March at the University of Warwick. The BCUR is an annual event held every spring at a different university. Last year it was held at the University of Central Lancashire.

In the annual Financial Times global ranking of Full-time MBA programmes, published today, Warwick Business School has climbed to 27th in the world and 9th in Europe. It comes in at 4th in the UK, behind only London and the Oxbridge business schools. Only the top 100 business schools are ranked.

Warwick is hosting the Annual Conference of the European University Association (EUA) on Thursday 22 and Friday 23 March 2012.

Policy-makers, students and academics from across the country will be at Warwick on Saturday 28 January for the Warwick Higher Education Summit – a student-organised event about the future of higher education.

The University’s Winter Degree Ceremonies will take place from Tuesday 17 to Thursday 19 January 2012. The Winter Ceremonies are a celebration of our students' successes and achievements.

One World Week is a festival celebrating international culture and diversity that is annually hosted at the University of Warwick. Now in its seventeenth year, One World Week will run from Friday 20 January to Saturday 28 January 2012.

The University will officially close from Friday 23 December 2011 and will re-open on Tuesday 3 January 2012.

Although many students have gone home for the festive period, there are a host of activities and facilities available at the University of Warwick for resident staff, students and the local community.

Warwick Economics Summit 2012 will take place from 17 February until 19 February. Tickets for the student-run international forum are now available for the general public.

Peter Blegvad, English and Creative Writing professor, has written and narrated ‘Use It Or Lose It’ for BBC Radio 3.

The radiophonic play, co-created by Iain Chambers, details the failing of one man’s mind. The play comprises of narrated fiction, radiophonic music and sound design to take us inside the protagonist’s mind.

BBC Radio 4 quiz, The 3^rd Degree, will record an episode of their show in Warwick Arts Centre.

The 3^rd Degree, hosted by Steve Punt, pits three undergraduates against three of their lecturers in an academic quiz, interspersed with facts and jokes.

This week is RAG week at Warwick! RAG is for Raising And Giving and every year students around the country dedicate a week to fundraising through various activities.