UL Student Life is the student representative body of UL. Its aim is to make life easier for student and enhance their university experience.

Becoming the Communities Officer

UL Student Communities Officer

This role is a democratically elected position. The Student Communities Officer is an advocate for students, representing the student body by sitting on UL committees and ensuring the student voice is heard. The Student Communities Officer is taken into consideration when the university are making decisions that directly impact the student experience. In this way, the student president becomes the voice of the students. The student officer experience encompasses many aspects of academic and intellectual development; social and emotional life; and the growth and refinement of cultural, political, sporting and artistic interests.

This role requires the Student Communities Officer to sit on several university committees representing the underrepresented communities of UL. Therefore, it is critical to the success of the role that the Student Communities Officer uses the correct forums to engage student opinion on a regular basis ensuring that all decisions been taken are informed and are a true representation of the student voice of UL.

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Express An Interest in the Role

If you would like to register your interest in this role, or simply ask a question about it, please get in touch with our Student Representation Coordinator Dáire Martin at Daire.martin@ul.ie.