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Belonging Student Project Assistant

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1106739


University of Warwick


02/02/2026


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8 hour of work in total and must be available to attend the dates given above 8 hour of work in total and must be available to attend the dates given above. Some hours may be expected to be undertaken outside term time, this can be done remotely.


Casual

Pay


£14.07


£1.70

Description

Role

We are looking for three UG students to support and enhance our project around embedding Student Belonging in to the Curriculum.

The role will consist of 8 hours in total and will be split into 3 parts.

  1. Fostering Student Voice: Empowering you to actively co-design and support in the delivery of a Faculty workshop on embedding Belonging into the curriculum. Also enhancing your leadership skills and promoting the student voice.
  2. Enhance Student Skills and Dissemination for Wider Change: Develop your skills in qualitative analysis through reviewing case studies and using this gained knowledge to co-create a shareable Belonging framework.
  3. Training: Training will be given to support you in your role.

 

Successful students must be available at the following dates and time in person on campus:

Wednesday 4th February 3pm – 5pm (all roles)

Wednesday 4th March 12pm – 1pm (all roles)

Wednesday 11th March – 1pm - 2pm (Arts Role)

Wednesday 18th March –1pm – 2pm (SEM role only)

Wednesday 29th April – 1pm – 2pm (Social Sciences role only)

Please note these roles are only open to current University of Warwick UG students.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Attend an initial training session exploring what we mean by Belonging and critical analysis.
  • The co-design of the workshop
    • Share with us your own livid experiences of belonging within your own academic journey.
    • Read and evaluate current case studies on Belonging and create summarises to help with the workshop design.
    • Co-create the workshop presentation with us, including creating an activity to lead on.
  • Co-facilitate the workshop
    • Disseminating information to attend the workshop to peers.
    • Facilitating table discussions & lead on the activity designed.
    • Collecting notes from workshop attendees
  • Co-design the curriculum design framework
    • Summarise the insights from all three workshops and work with us to create the belonging in the curriculum framework.

Skills and experience

  • Proactive approach to tasks
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Ability to communicate ideas and suggest improvements to processes
  • Ability to disseminate information to peers
  • Interested in values, education and creating a positive experience for students within the University
  • Excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Experience of managing a diverse workload and balancing different project to meet deadlines.

Location
University of warwick

Additional information
start date: February 

End date: July 
Selection will be based on the expression of interest.
Advert closes: on the 18th January 
 
Please note, if you apply for this role your contact details will be shared directly with the hiring manager 
 
Please note that your CV and Cover Letter is your chance to explain why you are interested in the role and why you feel like you will be suitable fit. Relying too heavily on services such as Chat GPT when writing your cv and cover letters could reduce your chances of being shortlisted. 
 
 

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