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► Intro to Student Reps
What is the Student Rep System?
A community of almost 1,000 Student Reps who represent the views of undergraduates and postgraduates to the University.
What does a Student Rep do?
Student Reps gather the academic and education related issues facing their peers and discuss them with University staff. Student Reps and staff work together to address these issues.
What have Student Reps achieved?
Student Reps have played a significant role in bringing about many positive changes for students and researchers at Birmingham. Achievements include longer library opening hours, better research and learning facilities, campaigning against department closures, better quality assessment feedback and improvements in timetabling.
Interested in becoming a Student Rep?
Being a Student Rep is a unique opportunity to shape the educational experience that you and your peers receive at the University of Birmingham. The role also gives you the opportunity to meet other students and researchers, learn more about Higher Education, develop employability skills and get involved in Guild campaigns. Contact your lecturer, supervisor or School administrator to find out when your Student Rep elections are taking place.
If you are interested in becoming a Student Rep or want to find out more about the Student Rep System, please click here. You can also email Edd Bauer, Vice President (Education) at vpe@guild.bham.ac.uk or the Guild at studentreps@guild.bham.ac.uk.
Who is my Student Rep?
To find out who your Student Rep is visit the my.bham portal and search under the ‘my.learning’ tab.
I am a Student Rep – what now?
Visit our information page for Student Reps to find out more.
