These elections determine who will represent your interests, advocate for your needs, and drive positive changes on campus.

 

Running for a position is your opportunity to make your voice heard and contribute to a vibrant, democratic student life.

There's no work experience quite like it.

Be part of the future development of this historic institution while developing your skills in stakeholder engagement, leadership, problem solving – it can be whatever you make it!

NOMINATIONS OPEN SOON

AUTUMN TERM 
Elections 2026

 

ROLES UP FOR ELECTION

Class Liberation Officer

Student Trustee

Democracy Committee Member

Postgraduate Research Representative*

Postgradute Taught Representative*

Undergraduate Representative*

General Course President*

Graduate Teaching Assistant Officer*

Part-Time Study Officer*

Member of the Academic Board (X2)*

 

*Roles on the Academic Sub Committee

Candidate Support Hub

You don't have to tackle these elections alone. Take a look at our Candidate Support Hub, where we will provide you with plenty of information on how to run for an election.

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KEY DATES

NOMINATIONS OPEN

MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER, 12PM

NOMINATIONS CLOSE

MONDAY 5 OCTOBER, 12PM

CANDIDATE TRAINING

WEDNESDAY 7 OCTOBER, 1PM - 4:30PM

CAMPAIGNING BEGINS

 MONDAY 12 OCTOBER, 9AM

VOTING OPENS

WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 9AM

VOTING CLOSES

THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER, 4PM

COMPLAINTS CLOSURE

THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER, 11:59PM

RESULTS NIGHT

FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER, 3PM - 5PM

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Rules and complaints

Throughout the elections process, you have to abide by our Elections Rules to ensure the election is fun, free, and fair. These rules will be sent out to all candidates.

The rules, complaints and appeals processes can be found here.

Any complaints regarding the conduct in the election can be made on this form. It will be open until Thursday 26th March, 12pm.

 

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