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Your Course Reps

Course Reps volunteer to represent the views of students on their course, about their course. Each Course Rep is responsible for their own specific year group within their programme. They work with their Student Voice Rep, Programme Lead, and academic staff to ensure that student feedback is acted upon and that your course works for you.

 

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Why be a Course Rep?

  • Engage with students to gather feedback on their experiences, challenges, and opinions about the programme
  • Collect balanced and constructive feedback to identify trends, issues, and concerns that affect the majority of students
  • Direct non-academic concerns to the appropriate contacts or departments
  • Participate in SVFFs (Student Voice Feedback Forums) to communicate feedback and negotiate outcomes with academic staff, working towards resolving student issues
  • Keep students informed about changes impacting their course by sharing feedback outcomes
  • Employability skills: Gain attractive and transferable employability skills, like negotiation, leadership and teamwork
  • Networking: Make friends and expand your network
  • Advocacy: Amplify students' voices and improve the academic experience
  • Recognition and celebrations: Attend representation socials, SU Awards, and engage with the SuPA award

Support in your role:

  • Comprehensive training: Gain confidence and support through provided training
  • Dedicated communication: Discuss ideas, questions, and concerns

 

Got feedback to share?

Your Course Rep would love to hear from you! Find out who your Course Rep is by clicking on this link.

Don't have a Course Rep? Contact your Student Voice Rep.

Questions about reps? Contact yourcommunities@sunderland.ac.uk.

Register your interest to be a Course Rep!