A student-led think tank
Warwick Think Tank is run by students. The student team organises everything from amazing speakers at our weekly events, to the articles and termly research reports we publish. Find out about the leadership team, and the ways you can get involved in one of the largest student-led think tanks in Europe.
Warwick Think Tank was created by students, for students. Since 2011 student teams have been delivering incredible events, research and showcasing all the world of policy has to offer.
Warwick Think Tank Teams
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If you are new to university, think tanks, (or both), then there's ways to get involved for anyone. See how you can get involved.
Leadership
If you want to really shape what Warwick Think Tank does then join our leadership team. This team runs Warwick Think Tank throughout the year, organising every event we host, every article we publish, and much more. Elections are held at the end of each year.
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President Vice President Secretary Head of Finance Lead Editor Head of Research Head of Graphic Design Plus More.
Policy Analysts
If you want to research and produce policy reports published on our website and read by hundreds of people, then there are roles where you can become a policy analyst. This role pairs more experienced individuals with newer members to create the best working experience and support network. These positions last all year and are selected at the beginning go the year.
Policy Analyst -- Mentor and Mentee roles available
Student Writers
If you want to write about policy in a less time consuming manner then there are roles available to regularly write for Warwick Think Tank producing the policy focused articles we regularly publish. This role allows you to be part of a team of writers producing high quality articles published to our website, and read by hundred of people. This role lasts all year, and are selected at the beginning go the year, you can also pitch on off articles tot he lead editor by contacting them on our instagram pages (@Warwickthinktank and @Wttblog).
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Student writers