The Student Representative Council (SRC) is fighting for your rights on campus. They run large-scale campaigns for student rights and provide support for those in need. They're democratically-elected to represent and campaign for your interests within the University, to Government, and the community at large.
Responsibilities
The Student Representative Council is linked to every aspect of university life, by:
- Putting pressure on the university to improve the quality of your education
- Representing UNSW students on a campus, state, national, and international level
- Providing support for special groups all across campus through various liberation departments.
How to get involved
Elections are held during Term 2 every year to fill the positions on the Council.
Positions
- President
- Secretary
- Student Representative
- Volunteer
Training
An induction program is provided to elected students.
Duration
1 year (1 Dec - 30 Nov).
Accreditation
- Accredited by UNSW Advantage = Yes
(For recognition on Australia Higher Education Graduation Statement)
Availability of activity
Type of activity
Interest area / Advantages
Accounting & office management, Fundraising & events, Marketing, media & communications
Skills required and/or developed
Critical & analytical thinking, Event & project management, Interpersonal & communication, Leadership, Organisational & time management, Problem solving & practical skills, Team work & networking
Contacts and more information
Provider
Arc @ UNSW
Contact
Arc Governance Team
Visit
http://www.arc.unsw.edu.au/voice/src
Phone
02 9385 7712
For more information about co-curricular activities, see UNSW Advantage.