Your Student Council

Semester One

Tuesday of Week 4

Tuesday of Week 6

1st October 6pm

15th October 6pm

Tuesday of Week 8

Tuesday of Week 10

29th October 6pm 

12th November 6pm 

Tuesday of Week 12

26th November 6pm 

Semester Two

Tuesday of Week 2

Tuesday of Week 4

4th Feburary 6pm 

18th February 6pm

Tuesday of Week 6

Tuesday of Week 8

4th March 6pm

18th March 6pm

Tuesday of Week 10

Tuesday of Week 12

1st April 6pm 

22nd April 6pm

Student Council Chairperson

Clubs Officer

The Clubs Officer Represents and supports sports clubs at UL, addressing their needs and liaising with the Student Life team on club matters.

The Societies Officer serves as a voice for societies at UL; advocating for their development, resources, and space to engage with students.

The Postgraduate Nominee represents the interests of postgraduate students; focusing on issues such as academic needs, facilities, and research support.

The Faculties Officer acts as a liaison for students and their faculty, addressing faculty specific concerns and working with academic staff to improve the student experience.

The UL Experience Chair oversees initiatives that enrich the student experience at UL, working to enhance engagement and satisfaction across campus activities.

The Equality & Diversity Chairperson leads efforts to promote diversity and inclusivity within the student body, ensuring representation of marginalised groups.

The Events Chairperson coordinates and supports the organisation of various student events, working with other council members to bring engaging activities to the student body.

The Equality & Diversity Councillor assists the Equality & Diversity Chairperson in promoting an inclusive campus, addressing discrimination, and advocating for diverse student groups.

The Student Affairs Councillor addresses student issues related to health, well-being, and support services, liaising with student welfare services.

The Student Services Councillor focuses on improving student services like counselling, health services, and campus facilities, advocating for student needs.

The Sports Councillor supports the Clubs Officer by representing sports-related concerns, ensuring that sports teams have adequate resources and facilities.

The Activities Councillor assists in planning and promoting student activities, encouraging engagement across various student demographics.

The Entertainments Councillor works to organise entertainment events, aiming to enhance the social aspect of student life through concerts, shows, and other engaging activities.

The First Year Councillor represents the interests of first-year students, helping them integrate into university life and addressing their unique challenges.

The Volunteering Councillor promotes volunteer opportunities and engages students in community service, working with local organisations for impactful outreach.

The Cooperative Education Councillor focuses on matters related to co-op education placements, supporting students with career development resources and advice.

The Campus Facilities Councillor advocates for improvements to campus facilities, ensuring a safe and accessible environment for all students.

The LGBTQI Councillor represents the LGBTQI student community, addressing issues related to inclusivity, safety, and support on campus.

The Community Councillor works to build relationships between the university and the local community, fostering collaboration and mutual support.

The Home International Councillor represents the needs and interests of international students who come from within Europe or other home international areas.

The Visiting International Councillor represents international students from outside Europe, assisting them with integration, support, and campus resources.

The Mature Student Councillor advocates for mature students, addressing issues related to academic support, social engagement, and campus services.

The Student Parent Rep represents student parents, ensuring they have access to necessary resources like childcare support and flexible academic options.

The Sanctuary Rep supports refugee and sanctuary students, advocating for resources and policies that facilitate their inclusion and success.

The Accounting & Finance Rep represents students studying Accounting and Finance, addressing academic issues specific to their discipline.

The Management & Marketing Rep advocates for students in Management and Marketing, providing input on curriculum and other academic needs.

The Personnel & Employment Resources Rep supports students in related programs by advocating for career resources, practical skills, and relevant experiences.

The Insurance Rep represents students in Insurance, addressing program-specific concerns and advocating for necessary academic resources.

The Economics Rep acts on behalf of Economics students, focusing on academic improvements and relevant student services.

The Modern Languages & Applied Linguistics Rep represents language students, addressing their unique academic needs and supporting cultural programs.

The Irish World Academy of Music & Dance Rep advocates for students in music and dance programs, focusing on resources, performance spaces, and specialised support.

The Culture & Communication Rep supports students studying culture and communication, promoting academic enrichment and engagement opportunities.

The History Rep represents History students, advocating for resources and academic support tailored to their program.

The Law Rep advocates for Law students, addressing curriculum concerns and liaising with faculty on their behalf.

The Politics & Public Administration Rep represents students in this field, focusing on academic support, career resources, and relevant events.

The PESS Rep advocates for Physical Education and Sports Science students, addressing program-specific needs and facilities.

The School of Education Rep represents Education students, focusing on resources, placement opportunities, and academic support.

The Nursing & Midwifery Rep supports Nursing and Midwifery students, advocating for practical experience resources and faculty engagement.

The Physics Rep advocates for Physics students, ensuring they have adequate academic and research support.

The Sociology Rep represents Sociology students, addressing academic and research needs within the discipline.

The Psychology Rep advocates for Psychology students, ensuring access to resources, faculty support, and relevant experiences.

Lucy Donovan

The School of Design Rep supports Design students, focusing on facilities, resources, and academic support.

The Biological Sciences Rep represents students in Biological Sciences, advocating for laboratory resources and academic assistance.

The Chemical Sciences Rep supports students in Chemical Sciences, ensuring access to labs, equipment, and academic support.

The GEMS Rep represents Graduate Entry Medical School students, focusing on resources, clinical placements, and faculty support.

The Clinical Therapies Rep advocates for students in Clinical Therapies, addressing academic and clinical placement needs.

The Computer Science & Information Rep supports Computer Science students, focusing on resources, lab access, and curriculum support.

The School of Engineering Rep represents Engineering students, advocating for academic resources and industry connections.

The Electronic & Computer Engineering Rep supports students in Electronic and Computer Engineering, focusing on labs, resources, and industry networking.

The Disabilities Councilor represents students with disabilities, advocating for accessibility, support services, and inclusive campus policies.