Monday 17th February - Nominations Open (apply here)

Friday 28th March - Nominations Close (apply here)

Wed 13th - Fri 15th March - Candidate Development 

Monday 7th April - Voting Opens (vote here)

Wednesday 9th April- Voting Closes (vote here)

Thursday 10th April - Results Night

Job Purpose: 

The President represents Student Members to the University and external audiences at all levels. They are a public-facing spokesperson for MDXSU and all its activities. They play a crucial role in promoting the well-being of students within the university; providing support, advocacy, and resources to address a wide range of welfare issues and ensure that students have access to the assistance they need to thrive personally and academically. Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions to improve the student experience. They play a key role in the relationship between students, the Trustee Board, and the University Board of Governors. 

Responsibilities: 

• To be a public-facing spokesperson and the outward face of the Students’ Union, promoting the interests and activities of the Union to external bodies.  
• To be the primary student representative to the University as well as local, regional and national bodies  
• The lead officer is responsible for working with students on external union campaigns. 
• To advocate, campaign and lobby on behalf of and alongside students to champion their rights and interests. 
• Develop and implement campaigns and initiatives to raise awareness of mental health, wellness, and self-care strategies. 
• Collaborate with university departments, student organizations, and external partners to promote a culture of well-being on campus. 
• Advocate for the enhancement of support services based on student needs and feedback. 
• Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions to improve the student experience 

Skills developed in the role: 

• Project planning and management 
• People management 
• Campaign management 
• Being an effective representative (on committees and to various stakeholders with tools such as consultation and data collection) 
• Negotiation and assertiveness 
• Organisation and time management skills 
• Presenting and public speaking skills 
• Effective use of social media 
• Working independently and as part of a team 
• In-depth knowledge of university structures, the UK Higher Education sector, and government educational policy

Job Purpose: 

The Education Officer represents Student Members in academic matters within Middlesex University. They are responsible for enriching the academic experience of Student members. They will be responsible for supporting Student Voice Leaders, helping them to identify key issues in the classroom, and working on improving the experiences students will have on their course. Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions to improve teaching. They are a Sabbatical Trustee and play a key role in the relationship between students, the Trustee Board and the University Board of Governors.  

Responsibilities: 

• To offer students the best possible learning experience and represent all students’ academic interests. 
• Act as the primary representative of students in academic matters within the university. 
• To train, support and work alongside Student Voice Leaders to achieve real positive change in teaching & learning, the student experience & national higher education policy.   
• Lead campaigns to raise awareness of important educational issues affecting students. 
• To attend relevant SU and University meetings and committees, as the primary student representative of academic issues to the University.  
• Act as a liaison between students and the Students’ Union, gathering feedback and suggestions for issues affecting their academic experience; attending relevant SU and University meetings and committees, as the primary student representative for changes students wish to see.  

Skills developed in the role: 

• Project planning and management 
• People management 
• Campaign management 
• Being an effective representative (on committees and to various stakeholders with tools such as consultation and data collection) 
• Negotiation and assertiveness 
• Organisation and time management skills 
• Presenting and public speaking skills 
• Effective use of social media 
• Working independently and as part of a team 
• In-depth knowledge of university structures, the UK Higher Education sector, and government educational policy 

Job Purpose: 

The Activities Officer represents Student Members in matters relating to the student community at Middlesex. They are responsible for enriching the experience of Student Members and organising a diverse range of extracurricular activities and events. They aim to foster a vibrant campus community, promote student engagement, and provide opportunities for personal and professional development outside the classroom. They will be responsible for supporting Student Group Leaders, helping them to identify the needs of the student community. Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions for activities and events. They are a Sabbatical Trustee and play a key role in the relationship between students and the Trustee Board.   

Responsibilities: 

• Organise and oversee a variety of events, including social gatherings, cultural celebrations, recreational activities, and community service projects.  
• To train, support and work alongside Student Group Leaders to achieve real positive change in student belonging.  
• Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions for activities and events. 
• Develop promotional strategies to increase awareness and participation in activities 
• Evaluate the success of activities and events through surveys, attendance records, and other feedback mechanisms. 
• Act as a liaison between students and the student union, gathering feedback and suggestions for activities and events; attending relevant SU and University meetings and committees, as the primary student representative for building communities on campus.