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Hear from recent Students as Change Agents, Ella and Andrea, who co-led a project to develop guidance on the use of content warnings in academia. Listen now.
Working with you and hearing your feedback is a critical part of the way we work. It's only with your input that we can improve our courses, ensure the latest facilities work for you and bring in the best technology. That’s why we ask for your opinions and act upon them.
Students are at the very heart of our decision making. Your voice helps us to create the outstanding education and student experience you’ve come to expect at the University of Exeter. Thanks to you, we’re constantly improving our University, together.
Transforming your education together
Our students are our partners and are at the heart of everything we do. You help us to make sure we’re providing what you need in an ever-changing world and together you make ours a vibrant, inclusive community. Your involvement includes everything from sharing your views and being there when decisions are made, to collaborating on the curriculum and research, or taking part in student-led initiatives.
Each year you get to vote in your Guild Full-Time Officer (FTOs) team. The Guild impacts your Exeter experience through running events, their Advice team, supporting societies, influencing the University’s academic & pastoral approach, supporting campaigns & activism, and so much more!
The Sabbatical Officers lead SU activity and represent students’ views and opinions for the coming academic year. They are elected each year, giving you, the students, an opportunity to choose your new Presidents.
Get all the details on the SU Sabbatical elections page.
Course reps are part of your Students’ Guild or Students' Union who provide them with training and support. They're your voice - passionate about representing you and making sure your views are shared with Uni staff through the termly Student Staff Liaison Committees (SSLCs) and throughout the year.
Find out who your rep is, and give them your feedback - what's working and what could be improved? It'll help us make sure we're providing what you need from your course.