Academic Representative
The Academic Representative is a voluntary role, that is responsible for representing student views and concerns at the departmental level. This role involves working on issues that directly relate to their course and collaborating with the Student Head of Faculty to address broader student-wide changes and issues. The Academic Representative ensures that the voice of students in their department is heard and acted upon in departmental and faculty decisions.
As an Academic Rep you will need to attend a meeting in Week 5 each term. You will also need to collect student feedback to present at the meeting. The rep roles comes with training and lots of support!
Key Responsibilities:
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Representation:
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Collaboration:
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Feedback Collection:
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Communication:
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Problem-Solving:
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Identify and address issues affecting students in their courses, such as curriculum concerns, teaching quality, and resource availability.
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Support and Guidance:
Requirements:
How to become a Academic Rep?
All students can be a rep, all you need to do is speak to your lecturer or programme director.