Find out the winners of the STARs Awards 2013

Student Academic Representatives

What are STARs?

STudent Academic Representatives “STARs” are here to ensure the student voice is heard. They are the vital link between the students, the University and the Students’ Union.

What do STARs do?

STARs listen to the students on their course; collecting their views and opinions, and attend meetings to discuss the views of the students to relevant academic staff, to achieve a positive outcome. The University relies upon student feedback to provide the best service and facilities for current and future students.

Why be a STAR?

Gain transferable Skills
Add your experience to your CV
Receive formal recognition for your voluntary work
Receive an engagement allowance for contributing towards Student Staff Liaison meeting
Have a Positive impact on the student experience
Represent students further by becoming a Student Academic Councillor

Latest News

Student Training Opportunities

Wed 27 Mar 2013

Training opportunities for you! Offering you a chance to develop transferable skills that are valued in both academic and workplace environments.

STARs Loyalty Card

Fri 14 Dec 2012

Congratulations to the following STARs who have attended 3 key events in semester and will receive their 1st reward of the year.

Student Led Learning & Teaching Forum

Fri 14 Dec 2012

The 1st Student Led Learning & Teaching Forum was held on the Tuesday 27th November 2012 at the Cadman Student Space. Read the key points discussed and were forwarded to the Academic Board.