Student representation

Student representation is crucial to ensure the opinions and concerns of the student body are communicated to staff in the School of Law. They are also key to ensure an efficient flow of communication from staff back to students.

The Law representative council webpage has more information on the council, including a Question of the Week for your feedback about the School and the College.

2011/12 elected student reps

Student reps have now been elected for 2011/2. They are listed by year group and programme below:

Specialist masters reps

Venetia Aitkins - MA Criminology & Criminal Justice
Steven Rhodes - MA Medical Ethics & Law
Nick Higgs - MSc Construction Law & Dispute Resolution
Christine Lowe - MA Human Values & Contemporary Global Ethics

MPhil/PhD reps

Isra Black

Student representative forum

Interested in becoming a student rep next year?

Being a student rep offers you the opportunity to make a difference and improve the student experience at the School of Law. Through becoming a student rep, you can also develop new skills including time management, self motivation and communication skills that may help you in a competitive job market. For more information, you should consult p.6 of the Course Representatives Guide attached at the bottom of this page.

The next elections will be held at the beginning of the 2012/13 academic year. More information regarding how to apply will be given to you during the first few weeks of term.

Attached files

› KCLSU Law School Student Reps document (doc, 309 KB)
› Course Representatives Guide (pdf, 158 KB)
› Candidates' manifestos 2011-2 (doc, 60 KB)

Student representation

2011/12 elected student reps

Year 1 undergraduate reps

Year 2 undergraduate reps

Final year undergraduate reps

LLM reps

Specialist masters reps

MPhil/PhD reps

Student representative forum

Interested in becoming a student rep next year?