The Students’ Union is pleased to offer students and staff the opportunity to display messages and short videos on its screens across campus, to help promote your activities. To ensure both you and the viewer have the best possible experience, we have created a set of guidelines.
As well as reporting back to the students you represent, it’s also important to keep us at the Students’ Union updated on what you’re achieving. We need to know if you need support, or if you’ve made big changes to a department so we can celebrate your successes! We represent your academic interests Your VP…
Whatever you’re studying at Surrey and wherever you’re living, the Students’ Union is here to represent you. With students at the heart of our work, we’re always looking for your feedback and there’s lots of ways in which you can influence your Union. Make Your Change We asked what the big issues are for you…
Helping you make the most of Surrey Your Students’ Union is here to support you, bring you together, represent your academic interests and create opportunities to get involved. An elected team of your peers, called Sabbs help shape your experience as a Surrey student. Megan SimmonsVP Voice James BarlowVP Activity Ajay AjimobiPresident Nat Nelson-WilliamsVP Community…
Making a Complaint For the purpose of process, a student complaint is defined as:“an expression of dissatisfaction by one or more students about the Union’s action or lack ofaction, or about the standard of service provided by or on behalf of the Union; where astudent is seeking a certain outcome or remedy”This process happens in…
Preamble A Students’ Union society refers to any group ratified within the Students’ Union (hereafter known as “USSU”), this doesn’t include sports clubs who fall under the umbrella of Team Surrey. A Society member is an individual who has paid the relevant membership fee to their respective society. If there is no membership fee associated with a society, a member can also be classed…
Here’s your one stop guide to everything clubs and societies. If you have any questions, please email Jodie Barnes.
Each club and society must complete a risk assessment before an activity can run, and it must be approved by a senior member of the Activity Zone. Please contact us before organising a trip. Please refer to the risk assessment guideline document to ensure you complete the assessment correctly. Ready to complete your risk assessment?…
For the academic year 2022/23 the Union are introducing Support Reps! Support Reps will be responsible for identifying issues and raising awareness in areas affecting students such as health, Wellbeing, equality & diversity and personal safety. This scheme is running as a pilot scheme for this academic year. This means we are trialling it in…
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