Student Representatives

Who are the Student Representatives for my intake?

What is the purpose of the Student Representation system?

All students have the opportunity to contribute to and develop their experience whilst studying at the University of Manchester. The purpose of representation is to help the University find out what students think, so that the student experience can be improved.

Student Representatives play a vital role in the School’s operations. They provide a “voice for students”, which does not only mean talking on behalf of their peers. It is also about bringing issues to light, supporting fellow students and identifying and solving problems.

 

What do Student Representatives do?

Student Representatives (Reps) are actively involved in:

  • Gathering feedback from fellow students
  • Attending a variety of meetings, drop-in sessions and forums
  • Communicating the student voice to School staff
  • Communicating with fellow students to help improve the student experience
  • Promoting active student involvement in programme development

 

Additional Resources

For further information on Student Reps, please click here.

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