Student Representation

Student representation exists to ensure that students have a say in their own education. Student representatives represent the views of students wherever decisions are taken or prepared at the university that affect their education or situation.

As a student representative, you will receive ongoing training and information from the union on how best to carry out your role, and you will have the opportunity to push issues and bring about change. The training is tailored to the needs and wishes of the student representatives. In addition, you will receive support from the other student representatives in the Student Representative Council, from the union's paid and employed staff, and from the university.

What do you get as a student representative? An opportunity to have a real impact, a good merit on your CV, a chance to make contacts both within the university, the union and with other students, learn more about how the university works and of course remuneration for many assignments.

Type of assignment
Area
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Number of meetings per semester
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Communication Group at the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The role of the Communication Group is to discuss issues related to the overall planning of the institution's communication to different audiences and in different media.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

2

remuneration

Per meeting

250kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Work Environment Group at the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Health and Safety Group consists of representatives for employers, employees and students and is the department's cooperation body for work environment issues. An important task is to draw up an annual action plan for work environment and equal opportunities work.

Type of assignment

Alternate

Meetings per term

4

remuneration

Per meeting

250kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Work Environment Group at the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Health and Safety Group consists of representatives employers, employees and students and is the department's cooperation body for work environment issues. An important task is to draw up an annual action plan for work environment and equal opportunities work. Meeting time is estimated at 1-2 hours per meeting.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

4

remuneration

Per meeting

250kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

The Likavillkors group at the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Equality Crossing Group works under the leadership of the the Equal Opportunities Officer of the institution. The group monitors equal opportunities issues at the institution and works also works actively to promote a good working environment with regard to equal opportunities, e.g. by organizing staff meetings where relevant issues are discussed.

Type of assignment

Alternate

Meetings per term

4

remuneration

Per meeting

250kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

The Likavillkors group at the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Equality Crossing Group works under the leadership of the the Equal Opportunities Officer of the institution. The group monitors equal opportunities issues at the institution and works also works actively to promote a good working environment with regard to equal opportunities, e.g. by organizing staff meetings where relevant issues are discussed.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

4

remuneration

Per meeting

250kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Departmental Board of the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Institutional Board is the collegially elected decision-making body. It is here that all important decisions are taken at the institution. Examples of common/recurring issues: decisions on the start of recruitment, decisions on course syllabi and literature lists, decisions on the department's budget and business plan. The meeting time is estimated to be a maximum of three hours, plus 1-2 hours of preparation time.

Type of assignment

Alternate

Meetings per term

5

remuneration

Per meeting

500kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Departmental Board of the Department of Nordic Languages
Department of Nordic Languages

Faculty of Languages

The Institutional Board is the collegially elected decision-making body. It is here that all important decisions are taken at the institution. Examples of common/recurring issues: decisions on the start of recruitment, decisions on course syllabi and literature lists, decisions on the department's budget and business plan. The meeting time is estimated to be a maximum of three hours, plus 1-2 hours of preparation time.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

5

remuneration

Per meeting

500kr
Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Unspecified

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Program Council for the Psychotherapy Program at the Department of Psychology
Department of Psychology

Faculty of Social Sciences

The Programme Council is responsible for monitoring the integrity and content of the institution's programme. This implies responsibility for ensuring that the content of the programme meets the curriculum of the programme in a balanced way, including responsibility for programme development, renewal and coordination.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

1

remuneration

Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Basic level

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

Program council for the masters program in psychology at the Department of psychology
Department of Psychology

Faculty of Social Sciences

The Programme Council is responsible for monitoring the integrity and content of the institution's program. This implies responsibility for ensuring that the content of the programme meets the curriculum of the programme in a balanced way, including responsibility for programme development, renewal and coordination.

Type of assignment

Ordinary

Meetings per term

1

remuneration

Language skills

English

Education level

Advanced

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

The Board of Undergraduate Studies (GUN) at the Department of Psychology
Department of Psychology

Faculty of Social Sciences

The Board of Basic Education (GUN) is responsible for monitoring and preparing matters related to the scientific content of undergraduate education, such as syllabi, study plans and course literature, which to be decided by the Department Board, and is responsible for the evaluation of the activities.

Type of assignment

Alternate

Meetings per term

5

remuneration

Language skills

Swedish

Education level

Basic level

Start
End

7/1/25

-

6/30/26

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