Each candidate chose their top 5 priorities from a list of 30 areas so that you can get to know them better. Take a look at what each candidate chose below:
I am a 2nd Year student for International Business, currently student representative for my course and student Ambassador for Business School. If I get elected I will influence the management to be better-accessible for students while easing you by providing extensions on your curricular & financial terms. I will introduce parking permits for vehicle-holder students & personal-domestic-coach for new-comers. Being your President, I would promote the ideas of your elected officers to improve your Uni experience overall, so you can be included, treated objectively, and nurtured by the university in all areas of your Uni-life.
I'm a 2nd year 'Business Management with Finance' student, known for rebuilding and running the 3D Printing Society at our University and working closely with the Enterprise Team. During my time at the University, I’ve been developing various hard and soft skills including leadership, financial and data analytics, problem solving and compassion. I believe by pushing myself to the limits, having a university wide network and constantly improving my wide array of skills is what makes me an ideal candidate. My aims: Regional University Collaboration. Practical passion driven lectures.
My name is Sohail Khan doing 3rd Year student of BSc Supply Chain.
A breif intro of my work in uni is that We on platform of Pak Democratic Soc and being its founder provided 150 jobs and accomodation to about 200 students.
My priorities will be Transparency in SU operations as students complain they need equal opportunities and strict accountability of elected SU officers as students suffered in last 2 years as elected officers did not do anything for betterment of stud and uni .
For students I will work on subsidised parking permits ,accessibility to new technologies
I am Wamick Aijaz, your current Students Union Equalities Officer, now aim to be your next Students' Union President. My journey from a Business Management graduate to leadership roles on campus emphasises my dedication to encourage an inclusive, supportive university community. I promote diversity, mental health, and equitable opportunities, believing every student should feel valued and empowered. With a proven track record in enhancing student life and a vision for a more inclusive university, I am committed to leading with empathy and innovation. Vote for me, #wamick4president, for a university where every voice matters and together, we can achieve greatness.
1. I am approachable, kind and helpful. I have two years experience of being a Student Rep and a Student Ambassador, supporting prospective students during open days, signposting to the different schools within University. 2. Vote for me because I am a mature student with varied life experiences which I can draw upon to support fellow students and staff. I am a good listener and communicator. I am also very empathetic towards fellow students and staff at the University. My most positive experience is that I have been given wider opportunities to develop my self esteem and confidence.
Hi! My name is Ellie and I am running for Education Officer. Better communication.Open-book examinations. Student finance reform in line with inflation Support for the activities policy. Collaboration between schools and departments to implement better decision-making policies. Better support during exam season. Improvements to timetabling to remove barriers to education for commuting students. A balance between prioritising education whilst getting the most out of university by being able to engage
with societies and sports clubs. Vote Ellie for Education Officer 2024!
Committed to elevating our university's academic environment, I aim establish transparent communication, inclusive policies, and holistic student well-being. My dedication extends to enriching educational resources, amplifying diverse perspectives, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. I advocate for collaborative, student-led initiatives to leave a lasting impact on our academic community. By casting your vote in my favor, you support an advocate who recognises education as the bedrock of our university journey. Together, let's forge a future characterised by excellence, innovation, and inclusivity.
Nimra Baig, a Cyber Security and Digital Forensics Master's graduate, aims to address academic challenges as Education Officer Candidate. Experienced as Cyber Security academic representative, I advocates resolving issues like overlapping assessments to alleviate student stress. I pledges to collaborate with academic tutors, conduct surveys, and develop policies ensuring student voices are heard in academic affairs. Prioritizing student empowerment, I conduct regular meetings and surveys to gauge student feedback and enhance academic representation. Collaboration with fellow Students' Union officers and academic staff underscores Nimr's commitment to improving student academic skills. Nimr's manifesto centres on empowering students and improving academic experiences.
Rivea for Students' Union Education Officer. Who I am: Master's student in Music Performance. 6-years @ University of Huddersfield. Experienced Academic Rep & SU PGR Representation Assistant
Qualified teacher (PgDipE). My Priorities: Inclusivity: Promote a diverse curriculum, remove barriers to learning, and supporting decolonisation. Collaboration: Foster cross-disciplinary projects, partnering with the NUS on student wellbeing and financial support. Postgraduate Support: Improve the postgraduate lifecycle and teaching experience and continue PGR events. Professional Development: Expand opportunities for students to level-up, gaining valuable skills and experience. Campus Life: Create common rooms in every school to build community and belonging.
Primary focus is to revolutionize our educational experience. I advocate the efficacy of open book exams, advocating for this approach to foster real understanding over rote memorization. I am committed to implementing enhanced, flexible timetables tailored to student convenience, ensuring education is accessible and stress-free. Beyond academic reforms, I stand as a reliable, empathetic ally for all students. Whether it's addressing academic concerns or providing general support, my aim is to be your go-to person, fostering a supportive, inclusive educational environment. My campaign is rooted in the belief that effective education adapts to its students, not the other way round.
I am Anu Alias, pursuing master’s in special educational Needs in disability, standing for the position of equity officer who feels all the emotions just like you. So, I am the person who can understand all those feelings of yours as well. I assure that I can embrace and appreciate the diversity of all individuals, ensuring that no one is excluded or marginalized. I promise to resolve problems that addresses the unique challenges faced by different communities, fostering a sense of unity and brotherhood, identify and improve opportunities based on genuine needs.
Hi! I am running for equity officer because I am a massive people’s person and love working with people and helping them to make changes. My pledges are to work on reducing stigma around mental health and menstruation products and pushing for there to be free sanitary products in all the toilets across campus. I also want to work with societies and students to increase knowledge of events and networks throughout the university. I am keen to deepen my knowledge through training and by listening to the thoughts and opinions from students to make the best change that I can.
I’m Megan, and I’d love to be your first Equity Officer! If elected, I will remove as many barriers for students as possible. I want a timetable that considers personal circumstances such as disability, religious commitments and caring responsibilities. I’ll lobby for an openly and firmly anti-racist university, that makes campus safer for B.A.M.E. students. I’ll work to reform SFE, so students have money to thrive, not survive, including a price cap to stop your rent rising. I’ll improve accessibility across campus with more automatic doors, more height-adjustable desks and regularly serviced lifts. Vote Megan Horner- I'm in your corner!
Hello, my name is Uneeb, and I am an international student currently pursuing an LLM in International Human Rights. I have been studying at Huddersfield since my foundation year, graduating in Human Resource Management and Business. With four years of experience as an International Student Ambassador for ISC, I have immersed myself in a vibrant culture, learning invaluable lessons along the way. What matters most to me are inclusive curricula, safe communities, personal and professional development, sustainability, and mental health. Additionally, I am passionate about promoting democracy and supporting international students.
Najam ul Hassan
Leading with Heart, Committing to Equity: Your Voice, Your Vote, Our Inclusive Future!
I'm a dedicated student committed to fostering inclusivity at Huddersfield. As an advocate for equity, my university journey centers on unity and equal opportunities. My passion lies in creating an environment where every student feels a sense of belonging. I bring a collaborative spirit, valuing diverse perspectives. Your vote supports my mission to break down barriers, amplify unheard voices, and ensure fairness in our university experience. Together, let's shape a campus that reflects our shared values of diversity and inclusion.
Raheem Bakhsh
As a candidate for Equity Officer, I'm deeply committed to promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equity within our university community. My journey through university life has been shaped by the values of empathy, respect, and the relentless pursuit of justice for all students, regardless of their background. I am passionate about creating a campus environment where every student feels valued, heard, and empowered to achieve their full potential. My goal is to implement initiatives that address systemic inequalities and foster a sense of belonging for everyone. Vote for me to make our university a beacon of equity and inclusivity.
Hey everyone, I'm Abdul, a second-year computer science student. You might know me from clubs and societies like the Futsal Club, ACS, and Radio Hud. Last year, during a varsity tournament, I lost my voice, but it only fuelled my dedication to improving our university experience. I value inclusivity, diversity, and ensuring every student's voice is heard. If elected, I'll prioritise initiatives promoting well-being, academic success, and personal growth. Let's create a campus where everyone thrives. Vote for me, Abdul, and let's make our university journey unforgettable.
Ashhad Khurram Vohra
Hello! I’m Bethany and I’m running for Activities Officer, so why should you vote for me? My main priorities are to improve student engagement in your society’s and help you find new activities to join. I will make sure society achievements are celebrated and acknowledged just as much as varsity. I will work with societies and help you collaborate with others on events to create new connections and a sense of unity. I’m President of pole fitness and have been on the committee for three years, so I know I have what it takes to successfully help your society’s grow!
Hello, I am Gabriel your friendly, active and driven candidate who strives to empower, grow and develop YOU!!! I study biology, I am the first president and Head Coach Of a society and I am a friendly face you can see at reception in the gym downstairs. Forming connections and helping others grow, develop and find a place to belong is what I am passionate about. VOTE for me so I can that possible for YOU!!!
Humail Ahsan
Don't be shy, give Humail a try
My name is Humail Ahsan 2nd year business management student and I am eager to bring energy, creativity, and dedication to this important role. Throughout my time at our university, I have witnessed firsthand the power of extracurricular activities in enhancing the student experience and fostering a sense of community. As Activities Officer, I am committed to amplifying these opportunities and ensuring that every student has access to a diverse array of engaging events and initiatives.
Jagjit Singh
I place a high priority on inclusive curriculum representation, collaborative learning spaces, and easily available resources. I support student participation in decision-making because it promotes academic development and open book test. Let's design a learning environment where all students may flourish academically and socially, preparing the next generation of knowledgeable and involved leaders.
I am Anu Alias, pursuing master’s in special educational Needs in disability, standing for the position of equity officer who feels all the emotions just like you. So, I am the person who can understand all those feelings of yours as well. I assure that I can embrace and appreciate the diversity of all individuals, ensuring that no one is excluded or marginalized. I promise to resolve problems that addresses the unique challenges faced by different communities, fostering a sense of unity and brotherhood, identify and improve opportunities based on genuine needs.
Hi! My name is Ellie and I am running for Education Officer. Better communication.Open-book examinations. Student finance reform in line with inflationSupport for the activities policy. Collaboration between schools and departments to implement better decision-making policies. Better support during exam season. Improvements to timetabling to remove barriers to education for commuting students. A balance between prioritising education whilst getting the most out of university by being able to engage
with societies and sports clubs. Vote Ellie for Education Officer 2024!
Hello, I'm Hanimsah Tezel, an international student from Turkey currently studying computer science with artificial intelligence in the international year one. Now, as your NUS Representative delegant, I am dedicated to prioritizing student resources, sustainability, and your representation in pivotal university decisions. With a proven track record, I seek your support to amplify our collective voice on the national stage within the National Union of Students. Together, let's shape a logical and inclusive university experience that reflects our shared values and addresses our unique needs.
Hansi Dewan
Jagjit Singh
Hey there! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to share a bit about myself. In my university life, I'm all about fostering inclusivity, creating a vibrant community, and making sure every student's voice is heard. I believe in the power of collaboration and working together to bring positive change. Whether it's organizing events, supporting clubs and societies, or advocating for student needs, I'm dedicated to making our university experience unforgettable. As your NUS Rep, I'll be dedicated to planning and organizing exciting events and activities for our university community. From social gatherings and cultural celebrations to sports tournaments and workshops.
Jiyaad Junaid Vohra
“Uniting Voices, Igniting Change”.
Hello, fellow students! I’m Jiyaad, and I’m incredibly passionate about making our university experience the best it can be. As a dedicated member of this community, I’ve been deeply involved in various aspects of university life, from student organizations to academic pursuits. What matters most to me is ensuring that every student’s voice is heard and valued. I believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive academically, socially, and personally.
I’m Megan, and I’d love to be your first Equity Officer! If elected, I will remove as many barriers for students as possible. I want a timetable that considers personal circumstances such as disability, religious commitments and caring responsibilities. I’ll lobby for an openly and firmly anti-racist university, that makes campus safer for B.A.M.E. students. I’ll work to reform SFE, so students have money to thrive, not survive, including a price cap to stop your rent rising. I’ll improve accessibility across campus with more automatic doors, more height-adjustable desks and regularly serviced lifts. Vote Megan Horner- I'm in your corner!
Hey Huddersfield! I'm Masif Virk, a 3rd year Computer Science student from Pakistan 🇵🇰 running for your NUS representative. As an academic representative, accountability panelist, and sports committee member, I've already been working hard to make our campus more inclusive, fair, and fun for everyone.Want more fair representation for all students? That's my mission too! Together, we can make Huddersfield an even better place for everybody to prosper, and I will be bridging the gap from the Huddersfield campus to the conference to make sure your voice is heard.
I would love to represent you as students and voice your struggles and suggestions on how student life needs to be improved. As a student, you need to start investing in your futures now to eliminate all obstacles in your way of achieving the futures you are aspiring to have and I want to be able to help you do this successfully. The most prominent factors that need actioning by the government are: cost of living crisis, access to further education, lack of mental health support, part time work to support yourself through university and strains international students face.
Hello, my name is Moeed ur Rehman, known as Moeed. I’m a digital marketing student in my first year here and also a progression champion from international study centre. I’ll be focusing on concerns and challenges that many students face while adapting to a new environment. I’ll do my best to make your voices heard.
Mrudhula Lawrence Antony
"Promote. Inspire. Transform: Our Future, Your Voice!"
I'm a dedicated student committed to fostering inclusivity, representation, and positive change within our university community. As an NUS delegate candidate, I prioritize amplifying diverse voices, advocating for accessible education, and enhancing student welfare. My passion lies in creating an environment where every student feels valued and supported. With a strong belief in collaborative decision-making and proactive engagement, I aim to empower fellow students and enact meaningful policies that benefit us all. Together, let's shape a university experience that truly reflects our collective needs and aspirations. Vote for me to make our voices heard at the national level!
Najam Us Saqib
NUS for NUS
I’m a dedicated student committed to fostering positive change within our university community. My passion lies in advocating for student rights, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring that every voice is heard. As an NUS delegate, I aim to represent your concerns effectively and work towards a more equitable and supportive university environment. Your vote for me is a vote for genuine representation and a commitment to making our university experience better for everyone.
Nimra Baig, a Cyber Security and Digital Forensics Master's graduate, aims to address academic challenges as Education Officer Candidate. Experienced as Cyber Security academic representative, I advocates resolving issues like overlapping assessments to alleviate student stress. I pledges to collaborate with academic tutors, conduct surveys, and develop policies ensuring student voices are heard in academic affairs. Prioritizing student empowerment, I conduct regular meetings and surveys to gauge student feedback and enhance academic representation. Collaboration with fellow Students' Union officers and academic staff underscores Nimr's commitment to improving student academic skills. Nimr's manifesto centres on empowering students and improving academic experiences.
As an equalities officer, I will promote equality, diversity, and inclusion, ensuring fair treatment for everyone. I will develop policies, provide support and advice, and create a safe, welcoming environment. My primary goal is to help everyone thrive and reach their full potential. I am passionate and experienced in promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion. I have a proven track record of advocating for marginalized communities and promoting culture. Moreover, I already have some experience related to this field as I am president of my Society i.e. Jammu Kashmir and I have been working with SU as an events staff member.
Rivea for Students' Union Education Officer. Who I am: Master's student in Music Performance. 6-years @ University of Huddersfield. Experienced Academic Rep & SU PGR Representation Assistant
Qualified teacher (PgDipE). My Priorities: Inclusivity: Promote a diverse curriculum, remove barriers to learning, and supporting decolonisation. Collaboration: Foster cross-disciplinary projects, partnering with the NUS on student wellbeing and financial support. Postgraduate Support: Improve the postgraduate lifecycle and teaching experience and continue PGR events. Professional Development: Expand opportunities for students to level-up, gaining valuable skills and experience. Campus Life: Create common rooms in every school to build community and belonging.
As a dedicated and passionate student, I am running for the position of NUS Officer in the upcoming university elections. I believe that my strong leadership skills, commitment to the student community, and ability to advocate for student rights make me an ideal candidate for this role. I am dedicated to representing the interests of all students and ensuring that their voices are heard at a national level.
I stand before you as a candidate for the National Union for Students (NUS) with a commitment to amplify your voices and champion your needs. As your representative, I vow to advocate for equitable education, affordable tuition, and student well-being. I bring dedication, empathy, and innovation to the table. Your vote for me is a vote for a brighter future where every student's concerns are heard and addressed. Together, let's create a stronger, more inclusive student community. Your support means everything. Vote for me to make a difference.
My name is Syeda Hareem and I am a first-year law student. I have an ambition to make sure that everyone understands that their opinion matters. That they have a voice, they can use. I want to be able to represent students’s interests. To change national policies to better fit with the students’ needs. There are many factors as the students struggle with such as the cost-of-living crisis, working hours, mental health and just overall balancing an overall healthy life. By being elected I aspire to bring light to these issues.
Taiwo Williams
Taiwo4NUS
I aim to champion a vision of progress, diversity and inclusivity. I understand the diverse tapestry of our student body. Each of us brings unique perspectives, experiences, and aspirations to the table. As your NUS representative, I pledge to be the voice that amplifies the concerns, dreams, and needs of every student, regardless of background or circumstance. Furthermore, I am committed to fostering an environment of inclusivity and equity on our campus. I will work tirelessly to ensure that every student feels valued, respected, and empowered to thrive academically, socially, and personally.
My primary focus is to revolutionize our educational experience. I advocate the efficacy of open book exams, advocating for this approach to foster real understanding over rote memorization. I am committed to implementing enhanced, flexible timetables tailored to student convenience, ensuring education is accessible and stress-free. Beyond academic reforms, I stand as a reliable, empathetic ally for all students. Whether it's addressing academic concerns or providing general support, my aim is to be your go-to person, fostering a supportive, inclusive educational environment. My campaign is rooted in the belief that effective education adapts to its students, not the other way round.