Student Voice Group
Join the Group
If you are interested in joining the Student Voice Group in the 2026/2027 academic year, please submit an expression of interest form to the Group Chair by emailing Becky.Fox@warwick.ac.uk.
The deadline to submit expressions of interest is Friday, 6 November 2026.
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Role DescriptionLink opens in a new window
Contact
If you have any questions, please do get in touch by contacting the Group Chair.
Further information about the work of the Conduct and Resolution team is online -
Time Commitment
- Induction meeting in Term 1
- Attendance at termly meetings (typically three meetings per academic year).
- Preparation time for meetings.
- Occasional time spent gathering feedback.
- Student representatives are expected to participate for one academic year.
Benefits
- Gain real world experience in a governance, ethics and policy advisory role.
- Opportunity to influence positive change within the University.
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Development of transferable skills such as communication, critical thinking and problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork.
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Flexible and rewarding commitment.
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Valuable networking opportunity with university staff and student representatives.
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3 Core Skill Points (CSP) towards the Warwick Award by submitting a short reflection on your skills development once you have completed the role.
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Recognition of contribution through references.
Student Voice Group 2026/2027
The Student Voice Group provides an opportunity for students to help shape and improve the University's Conduct and Resolution processes. Working in partnership with staff, students can share their experiences, perspectives, and ideas to ensure our procedures are fair, transparent, accessible, and supportive for all students.
The group offers a forum for meaningful discussion on areas such as student conduct, resolutions, communications, and the overall student experience when engaging with these processes. Members may be invited to review guidance, provide feedback on proposed changes, discuss emerging issues, and contribute to service improvements.
No prior experience is required, just a willingness to share your views and help influence positive change. By joining the Student Voice Group, you can play an important role in ensuring student voices are heard and reflected in the development of Conduct and Resolution services.
The key responsibilities include:
- Attend and actively participate in Student Voice Group meetings.
- Gather and present feedback from peers on relevant topics and issues.
- Contribute to discussions around conduct, resolution and disciplinary matters.
- Work collaboratively with staff and other representatives to identify areas for improvement.
- Promote opportunities for student engagement and encourage peers to share their views.
- Provide updates to students on outcomes and actions taken by the group.
Claiming points towards the Warwick Award
The Student Representative role in the Student Voice Group is an accredited activity with the Warwick Award and you can claim 3 Core Skills Points (CSP) for completing this role. If you are signed up to the Award, you should receive a notification when you are registered onto the activity. You will then see this activity on your profile and can submit a short reflection on your skills development to claim the points when you have completed the role.
What is the Warwick Award?
The Warwick Award is a free, flexible, and diverse skills development and recognition programme provided by the University of Warwick to all students on taught programmes at the university. It is based on Warwick’s twelve Core Skills and the Core Skills Framework, and it encourages students to reflect on the skills they have developed across the full diversity of their experiences during their time as Warwick students.
How do I register for the Warwick Award?
You can register for the Warwick Award through your Gradintelligence account, created automatically for you shortly after you enrol on your course. You can access your Gradintelligence account here. If you have not yet activated your Gradintelligence account, you can use ‘Find Your Account’.
Once signed in, click on the ‘Warwick Award’ tile, register, and you will be able to see your progress so far on your own personalised Warwick Award profile.