At the Students’ Union we have divided our services into four ‘zones’: Welfare, Education, Facilities and Activities. The themes of the zones are at the heart of what we do, and representatives from each zone meet every month to discuss issues, develop welfare campaigns and plan social events such as the Graduate Ball.
Welfare – pop in and see us any time, for advice, support or simply for a chat. We are here for you and can offer advice and independent help to ensure your health and wellbeing. We have three full-time, elected officers, all students or former students of the University, supported by a large team of staff.
Education – our independent academic representation means we can help you with any concerns or questions you have about your course or other academic issues. We can act on your behalf or you can bring issues, questions or concerns to us and we will work with you to make a difference, bring about change or simply listen.
Facilities – as with all our Zones, the Facilities Zone is an open forum where you are welcome to contribute to fundamental facilities issues relating to students.
Activities – we have a wealth of activities for you to get involved in during your time at Northampton. Our list of societies and clubs continues to develop and grow. One of the newest societies, NU Media, will appeal to budding journalists, bloggers and DJs: it includes NU Radio, NU Tube and NU News, the Union’s radio station, TV station and newspaper respectively, all created for and run by students.
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