The University of Warwick has announced the launch of its new "evolved brand" as it marks its 60th anniversary.

The new look includes a modernised crest that "embraces Warwick's history", whilst also "reflecting the digital age".

The university said it also has a "confident, bold wordmark, along with a revised strategic brand framework and renewed colour palette".

Feedback from over 10,000 people including staff, students and alumni helped guide the rebrand.

"This evolution of the brand in its 60th anniversary year aims to help further solidify the University's reputation and support its future goals to deliver world-leading education, research, and innovation," the university said.

Illustrator Tobias Hall said: "Elevating and modernising existing identities while retaining their heritage is always a really fun undertaking.

"To be part of that process with such a prestigious University has been really rewarding and I'm super pleased with how it turned out.

"The coat of arms has been part of Warwick's identity since 1965, so we wanted to create a marque that would reflect the University's forward momentum whilst honouring its roots."

An updated library of photography has been created to reflect the new brand, with photographer Megan Eagles capturing a series of new images.

The evolved brand will start rolling out from June 18 2025 with updates being phased across all university platforms and owned channels over the next three years.