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Interested in Becoming a Course Rep?

 

SIGN UP TO BE A REP HERE!

Here at Bangor University, around 300 students volunteer each year to represent you in academic matters. Course reps are the students at the forefront, making sure students' voices are listened to and fighting for positive changes that affect your academic experience. 
 
The main job of a course rep is to gather feedback from students about their academic experience. Course reps regularly meet with the teaching staff in your school at Staff Student Committees to discuss students' viewes and implement positive changes. They also work closely with us, Undeb Bangor, to tackle any wider issues. 
 
If you have any feedback, positive or negative, about a module, your course or your academic experience in general, your Course Rep can make sure it's heard by the right people.
 

Course Rep Positions:

We're always looking for ways to represent you better - if you have a suggestion for a new rep position, submit your idea here. If enough students agree we'll work to make it happen

5 Reasons to become a Course Rep:

Here are 5 reasons why you should sign up to be a course rep this year...

  1. Make change on your course.

  2. Be part of a community.

  3. Looks great on your CV.

  4. Organise your own events.

  5. Free dinner and awards evening!

Click here to find out more!

What are the Expectations? 

Here's what we'd like you to commit to as a minimum if you sign up:

  • 1 training session in October.
  • 2 Staff Student Committee Meetings per semester (around 1h each).
  • 1 Course Rep Council with Undeb Bangor per semester (around 1h each).
  • Listening to students who come to you with ideas and issues related to their course.
  • Gathering feedback in advance of meetings on students' academic experience.
  • Optional additional development and emplyability sessions. 

What Support is available?

  • We provide full training to all reps in October to prepare you for the role.
  • We want to encourage course reps from a diverse range of backgrounds, to represent a diverse student body. We understand that students have other commitments and differing circumstances, so we're here to support you to take part in whatever way we can, whether that's providing online options to participate, or the option to bring along your carer, partner or kids to sessions and events. 
  • The course rep grant can be used to help you to organise events to promote your role as a course rep, gather feedback from fellow students and also help to build community withing your schools. Find out more about this by reading through Course Rep Handbook. 
  • We also have a dedicated staff member to support course reps, so if you have any questions, a situation you don't know how to deal with, or if you're struggling with the role, you can come and speak to us and we'll work with you to find a soluntion. 
  • If you have any more questions about support or accessibility for the course rep role, please send us an email using the contact details at the bottom of this page. 

Contact Us

Have a question about course reps? Want to get involved with us?

Feel free to drop us an email, either to the Course Rep inbox at coursereps@undebbangor.com, or by contacting our Representation Coordinator directly ond niamh.ferron@undebbangor.com.