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About the Student Union
The Student Union (SU) at Fairfield School of Business represents the voice of students and works to enhance the overall student experience. The SU acts as a bridge between students and the institution, ensuring that student feedback, ideas and concerns are heard and addressed.

Our goal is to support students academically, socially and personally by promoting student engagement, organising events and working closely with academic and support staff to improve the learning environment.

The Student Union encourages students to actively participate in shaping their learning experience and creating a supportive and inclusive community.

Mental Health Matters awareness day

Meet the Student Union Team

The Student Union team is made up of dedicated student representatives who work together to support the student body.

Each member of the team plays an important role in representing students, organising activities and ensuring student voices are heard within the institution.

The team includes:

Student Union President
Represents the overall student body and works with the school’s leadership to advocate for student interests.

Vice Presidents
Support the President in representing students and focus on specific areas such as student engagement, wellbeing and academic matters.

Student Union Coordinator
Supports the coordination of SU activities, organises events and works closely with students, staff and class representatives to ensure student feedback is communicated and addressed.

Class Representatives
Class Representatives model the views of students within their programme and communicate feedback to the Student Union and academic staff through committee meetings.

Georgiana Camelia Duma, FSB SU President

Gabriela Güvenel, Student Union Coordinator, FSB Sheffield 

Manav Singh Sandhu, Digbeth Vice President

What the does the Student Union do and why it is important to become a class representative?

Clubs and Societies: Over many groups await your involvement, each offering unique ways to meet like-minded individuals and pursue your passions.

Events: Regular events like career fairs, workshops, and social gatherings ensure there’s always something exciting happening.

Advocacy: Campaign on issues that matter to you or join campaigns aimed at enhancing student welfare, rights, and environmental sustainability.

Wellbeing: Initiatives like mental health awareness weeks, fitness challenges, and workshops on stress management are designed to support your overall wellbeing.

Exclusive Perks: Members get discounts at local businesses, free entry to events, and priority for certain services.

Why become a Class Representative?

Class Representatives play a vital role in representing the views of their classmates. They help ensure that student feedback is communicated effectively to the institution and contribute to improving the quality of teaching and the overall student experience.

Being a Class Representative also provides valuable opportunities to develop leadership, communication and teamwork skills.

Student Voice – “You said, we did”

The “You said, we did” approach demonstrates how student feedback contributes to positive change within the school.

Through student meetings, surveys and feedback collected by Class Representatives, we identify areas where improvements can be made to enhance the student experience.

 

 

Recent Activities & Events

The Student Union organises a variety of activities throughout the academic year to promote student engagement and build a strong community.

These activities provide opportunities for students to connect, share ideas and enhance their learning experience.

Contact the Student Union

Students are encouraged to contact the Student Union if they have feedback, ideas or concerns they would like to share.

You can reach the Student Union through:

  •  Email: studentunion@fairfield.ac
  •  Speaking to your Class Representative
  •  Attending Student Union meetings or events
  •  Visiting the Student Union office on campus

The Student Union is here to support you and ensure your voice is heard.

National Student Survey (NSS)

The National Student Survey (NSS) gives final-year undergraduate students the opportunity to share their feedback about their experience.

The survey covers areas such as teaching, academic support, learning resources and overall student satisfaction. Student feedback helps the school identify what works well and where improvements can be made.

The Student Union encourages all eligible students to participate in the NSS and make their voices heard.