What would you change about your course?

 

Your Academic Reps are here to help you make that change. They represent you to your School, College and the University, making sure that your views are heard. Academic Representation provides a direct way for you to give feedback on your University and Academic experience, and gives students the platform to develop their course for the better.

 

What is an Academic Rep?

Academic Reps are elected students who represent you in meetings with University staff. They collect feedback from the students they represent, take this to meetings, and work with staff to make change.

 

Course Reps Represent you at a programme level by attending Student-Staff Committees. They collect feedback on all elements of their course, including assessments, module content, and learning resources. They talk directly to lecturers, Professional Services staff, the library, and other academic services.

School Reps Previously called a Department Rep, they represent you at a School level by attending School Education Committees. They collect feedback based on the topics discussed in these meetings, providing a student viewpoint on wider topics like course and module creation.

 

We also have PGR Reps, who represent those carrying out PhDs or post doctoral research. 

Find Your Reps

Below you'll find the full lists of Academic Representatives at the University, as well the link to Find Your Rep. You will need to be logged in to see this feature.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Want to be an Academic Rep?

Champion the voice of students across the University, while developing leadership and communication skills.