Course Representatives

Page last updated:
28 Sep 2023

Course representatives are student volunteers who represent your views at course-level, at School forums and in meetings with academic and administrative staff to support the delivery of an excellent educational experience.

What is the role of a course representative?

Course representatives are volunteers from the student body who represent the views of students on their course. They liaise with academic and professional services staff and the Students’ Union to provide feedback on the views of their cohort on different academic matters, such as the curriculum and timetabling, and to support the delivery of an excellent educational experience for our students.

You can find out what to expect from being a course representative in the Student Representative Volunteer Agreement.

How do I become a course representative?

If you would like more information about the role and how you can become a course representative, please visit the Students’ Union website.

If you would like to put yourself forward to be a course representative, please speak to your Course Director in the first instance.

If you would like to find out who your course representative is, please contact:

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