Like many of the important decisions Your SU makes, our campaigns are run by elected officers who champion change at the University of Sunderland. They aim to create awareness, advocate for change, and bring about positive outcomes that benefit the whole student community.
The Do(ugh)not Cheat campaign helps you to discover academic resources and available support, implementing solutions that can help you with your assignments and exams.
The Free Periods campaign aims to tackle the stigma attached to periods, educate each other about periods, raise awareness on the fact that menstruation isn't gendered and end period poverty for our students in Sunderland.
President: Activities Prince Ikechi is campaigning for more flexible tuition fee payment plan options for self-funded students. As part of this process, a petition was signed by over 1000 students and this has been presented to the University.
We are pleased to confirm that the University has announced it will be introducing a new, more flexible instalment plan option that will help students with the payment of tuition fees, beginning in September 2024.