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How to become a Rep?
 
Among the first in the UK, our Students’ Union will hold the voting for Academic Representative Elections online. A link to Academic Representative Elections will appear on the Academic Section of BathStudent.com at the beginning of each academic year.
Who can be an Academic Rep?

Any student at the University of Bath can put themselves forward to become an Academic Rep, to represent the views of their fellow students in their year. 

What is involved in being an Academic Rep?
There is an Academic Rep job description available to give you an insight into the skills that you could expect to develop as an Academic Rep and to see what it involved from benefits of being a Rep to the time commitment involved.
 
How is Academic reps' role recognised?
As an Academic Rep you are also a volunteer and as part of IiV (Investors in Volunteers), Bath University Students' Union (BUSU) ensures that there are procedures to support volunteers. To find out what rights and responsibilities are available as a volunteer, see SU Volunteer Policy.
 
How to nominate yourself? 
Each candidate is expected to write a motivation statement (manifesto) which is not to be longer than 100 words. Along with a photograph, the manifesto should then be uploaded to the elections section of BathStudent.com.
 
When and where are Academic Rep elections held?
If you want to become an Academic Representative for your course and year, you will have to upload a picture and a short manifesto (motivation statement) to the Academic Rep Elections section of www.BathStudent.com. The nominations will be open from 6th to 10th October. You can cast your vote online from 13th to 17th October. You will find a link to Academic Representative Elections on www.BathStudent.com/academic.


For further information contact VP Education, Katie Mabery at sueducation@bath.ac.uk.