The Basics: Student Reps at UWE are here to represent your voice. They listen to your feedback, bring it to meetings with staff, and ensure you know the outcomes.Student Reps represent you at course level, so on your course of study and on your uear of study e.g. second year law.
Meetings: Student Reps attend:
They discuss course-related issues like modules, exams, coursework, and more.
Why They’re Important: Student Reps ensure your feedback is heard and acted upon. They’ve driven successful campaigns, like the Hidden Costs Campaign, which resulted in all students receiving £15 printing credit.
What They Don’t Do: While Student Reps handle academic issues, they don’t deal with issues about the wider student experience, for example if you need support to get accommodation or help with finances.
We recommend you videw the following webpages and support services:
Student Reps are here to make your academic experience better!
Lead School Reps (LSRs) are senior Student Reps who represent their Colleges and Schools at a higher level. They lead School-specific campaigns to improve the student experience and ensure student feedback is heard at top-level meetings.
LSRs are recruited by the School and The Students’ Union, while School Reps are elected by their peers. They play a crucial role in making sure students’ voices are heard loud and clear.
If you have any queries, please email studentreps@uwe.ac.uk
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