What role could you see yourself doing?

 

We have lots of roles available in our Officer elections. Think about what it is you'd like to achieve, what sort of issues you're passionate about, and what you'd like to get out of being an officer, and choose which role you'd like to go for based on that!

Click on the sections below to find out what's involved in each officer role.

Decided which role you're going for? You'll be able to nominate yourself on this page from February 1st!

The President roles in the SU are full-time, paid roles - if elected it would be your full time job to represent students and lead the SU! You'd also become a trustee of the SU. You'd get extensive training in your role and have a team of experienced staff to support you in achieving your manifesto.

 

As President Education your role would be focused on tackling academic issues that students face, aiming to improve the educational experience students have whilst at UOS. You'd work closely with our School Officers and course reps to achieve this.

President Education Role Description
The President roles in the SU are full-time, paid roles - if elected it would be your full time job to represent students and lead the SU! You'd also become a trustee of the SU. You'd get extensive training in your role and have a team of experienced staff to support you in achieving your manifesto.

As President Activities and Wellbeing your role would be to support the development of sports and societies, and to campaign on issues related to wider student wellbeing whilst at university. You'd work closely with sports and societies, and with our team of Liberation Officers.

President Activities and Wellbeing Role Description
School Officers represent students' academic interests across their school, working closely with course reps to tackle school-wide issues. As a School Officer you'll sit on Student Council and Student Officer Committee, helping lead the SU through these meetings, and you'll also attend Course Rep Forum, where you'll work with your course reps to identify any school-wide issues.

  • Health and Sports Sciences School Officer

  • Social Sciences and Humanities School Officer

  • Engineering, Arts, Business, Science and Technology School Officer

School Officer Role Description 

Liberation Officers represent the views of students from their Liberation group, campaigning on issues and organising events relevant to them. As a Liberation Officer you'll sit on Student Council and Student Officer Committee, shaping the priorities and direction of the Students' Union

The Liberation Officer roles we have up for grabs are:

  • BAME Officer

  • LGBT Officer

  • Womens Officer

  • Mature Students Officer

  • Postgradute Officer

  • Part-time Students Officer

  • Students with Caring Responsibilities Officer

  • Students with Disabilities Officer

 
Liberation Officer Role Description

Campus Officers represent the views of students on their campus, campaigning on issues and running events relevant to the students on their campus. As a Campus Officer you sit on Student Council and Student Officer Committee, where you can make sure the SU is representing these students effectively, as well as meetings on your campus that staff hold to gauge student opinion.

The Campus Officer roles we have up for grabs are:

  • Bury Campus Officer

  • East Coast College Campus Officer

  • LSC Campus Officer

  • GBS Campus Officer

  • Suffolk New College Officer

  • LD Training Campus Officer

 
Campus Officer Role Description

 

 

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