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Academic Board elections
Academic Board student members from Faculties
The Academic Board Rule 2017 stipulates that the enrolled students from each Faculty and University School will elect student members of the Academic Board from the enrolled students in the Faculty.
To be eligible, students need to be enrolled and not already hold office on the Academic Board in another capacity in the Faculty.
| Faculty | Positions | 2022 elected students |
|---|---|---|
| Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences | 4 positions | Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Unallocated
|
| University of Sydney Business School | 2 positions |
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
|
| Faculty of Engineering | 2 positions |
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
|
| Faculty of Medicine and Health | 4 positions
|
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Unallocated
|
| Faculty of Science | 4 positions |
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Unallocated
|
Academic Board student members from University Schools
The Academic Board Rule 2017 stipulates that the enrolled students from each Faculty and University School will elect student members of the Academic Board from the enrolled students in the Faculty.
To be eligible, students need to be enrolled and not already hold office on the Academic Board in another capacity in the University School.
| University School | Positions | 2022 elected students |
|---|---|---|
Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning |
2 positions | Undergraduate
Postgraduate
|
| Sydney Conservatorium of Music | 2 positions |
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
|
| Sydney Law School | 2 positions |
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
|
Election process
The University Governance Office conducts student elections for the Academic Board annually. A notice of election will be posted on the University Noticeboard (pdf, 200KB) to notify students of the election.
If at the close of nominations there are an equal number or fewer nominees than positions available, the nominees will be declared elected unopposed. If more nominees are received than positions available in any election, that election will proceed to a ballot.
Last updated: 15 October 2021
