KEY DATES & DEADLINES

Monday 16th October - NUS Delegates Student Groups Leader Nominations Open 

Thursday 19th October NUS Delegates Student Groups Leader Nominations Close 

Monday 23rd October - Voting Opens: NUS Delegates Student Groups Leader

Thursday 26th October - Voting Closes: NUS DelegatesStudent Groups Leader

Friday 03rd November - Results publishedNUS DelegatesStudent Groups Leader

What is NUS and how do I become a NUS DELEGATE?

The National Union of Students (NUS) is a confederation of UK Students’ Unions that fights for student issues and a better future for higher education. They represent students at a national level, making student involvement key to ensuring our voices are heard. One way you can be a part of creating exciting change is through becoming an NUS delegate!

The following NUS Delegate positions are up for election:

6 x NUS Delegate 
• 2 x Black Students' Delegate 
• 1 x Disabled Student Delegate 
• 1 x LGBT+ Student Delegate 
• 1 x Trans Student Delegate 
• 1 x Woman Student Delegate 
 
Nominations for NUS DELEGATE open on 16th October and close on 19th October 2023

WHAT DO NUS DELEGATE DO?

NUS delegates represent our Students’ Union at the annual NUS conferences. Delegates can vote on behalf of all Middlesex University Students and take part in discussions. The three main purposes of the conferences are to:
  • Scrutinise the current work of the NUS and their elected officers
  • Set the direction of the NUS (i.e. through campaigns and policy)
  • Elect future leaders of the NUS.
How much commitment does the role require? The time commitment required is the duration of the conference (including time for travelling to and from the location unless it is taking place online) as well as a briefing prior to the conference and debriefing after.
The Students' Union covers conference registration fees, accommodation and travel for delegates.
For more information on what delegates do visit: NUS conferences website

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

​​​The National Conference is the sovereign body of the NUS - it sets policy for the year ahead and elects the NUS President, Vice Presidents and the NUS National Executive Council. It is also where the budget for the year ahead is decided through the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Every year over 1,500 delegates arrive at the conference from institutions across the United Kingdom.
 

National Conference will take place on .... date/ location (TBC)

LIBERATION CONFERENCE

Liberation Conference is an opportunity for student activists from across the country to build campaigns, make policy and discuss issues affecting students from Liberation Groups. 
 
To attend this conference or vote in the elections, students must self-identify in the available delegate positions below, and also must be a member of the relevant MDXSU Liberation Group.
 
• Black Students' Delegate (x2 roles)
• Disabled Student Delegate (x1 role)
• LGBT+ Student Delegate (x1 role)
• Trans Student Delegate (x1 role)
• Woman Student Delegate (x1 role)
 
NUS Liberation Conference will take place.... date/location (TBC).