There are a range of opportunities for experienced students to be involved in university governance by becoming a student representative on a Charles Sturt University Committee, Faculty or School Board. In addition to the incredible experience and leadership skills to be gained, it is also a fantastic opportunity for interested students to improve their employability by adding a student representative position to their resume. The positions in most instances are 2-year terms, therefore it is preferred that applicants have one or two years of study to go. Don’t miss out on a wonderful opportunity!
Have your say in university governance
Student representatives ensure the student perspective is heard within the University planning and decision-making process by:
- Contributing to the student learning experience by suggesting ideas, solutions and improvements
- Representing student needs and raising issues of concern
- Gathering opinions and views of students and providing student focused feedback
- Participating in professional development and training
Apply to become a Student Representative
There are several positions vacant across Faculty and School Boards:
- School of Business (PG)
- School of Business (UG)
- School of Psychology (UG)
- School of Psychology (UG)
- School of Agriculture, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences (UG)
- School of Allied Health, Exercise and Sports Science (PG)
- School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences (UG)
- School of Nursing, Para-medicine and Healthcare Sciences (PG)
- School of Indigenous Australian Studies
Applications will close 30th November 2021.
Learn more about the positions available and apply now to become a student representative.
