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The Students’ Union Annual Members Meeting (AMM) is due to take place on Thursday 2nd May from 19:30 – 20:00 online via Microsoft Teams Live Events, following Student Voice Forum (from 18:30 – 19:30). All students are invited to attend the meeting which is the Union’s version of an AGM.  The purpose of the meeting is for…

Union Forum will convene on Tuesday 16 April, 18:00-19:30 on Microsoft Teams, with agenda points to discuss the recently announced University cuts and students’ safety on campus. You can read the agenda here If you would like to know more about the Union’s work regarding the University cuts, please visit our dedicated page. What happens…

A message was emailed out to students today from the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Max Lu and Students’ Union President, Jo Yau, about the increasing financial pressures the University is facing, and the proposed measures being discussed to address them: A Message from the Vice-Chancellor Dear Student, In recent days, you may have heard that I have…

0The votes have been counted and the results are finally in! We had an incredible turnout with 3,503 unique votes, 500 more than last year, and an overall turnout of 21%. These are the students elected to run your Union the next academic year from August 2024: Support Zone Natalie Savva Leoni Williams Bekah Owolabi…

Voting is now open in our annual officer elections, Surrey Decides. You have until Saturday 2 March at 19:00 to make your choices. You can vote through our website or through the unique voting code sent to your Surrey inbox. Why should you vote? Make a difference at Surrey The students elected to run your…

If you want to find out more about the students who are standing to be your next officer team, you have a number of opportunities: Read the Manifestos Following the deadline on 19 February, we will be sharing the candidates manifestos online so you can find out what they are standing for. A manifesto is…

Nominations are now open in the Union’s elections: SurreyDecides. Any student can nominate themselves to stand in the elections and no experience is necessary. We offer a number of full-time, paid roles and numerous part-time, voluntary roles. If elected you will learn skills such as: Project management Time management Budgeting and accounts Working as a…