Students play an active role in the governance of MIT.
An important channel for your feedback is student representatives on MIT committees. Contact your student representatives to give your suggestions for improving your units, course or other aspects of student life.
We have student representatives on several committees and boards of the Institute to ensure that the student's voice is adequately heard. Our students and alumni are proud of representing their colleague’s best interests to drive MIT forward and guide new initiatives.
Student
Representation
The governance of an organisation is the structure and process which allows planning and decision-making to take place. It is about effective management and accountability to stakeholders. The table below lists the range of student representative positions at MIT.
Becoming a
Student Representative
Considering taking on a Student Leadership position at the MIT? You can nominate for a range of positions – in fact, you are encouraged to nominate for all positions you are interested in. Apply now.
Benefits of
being a student representative
As a student representative you get to collaborate with staff to enhance your academic program and experience at MIT.
- strong advocacy skills
- the ability to manage meetings
- effective collaboration skills
- leadership confidence
- conversational skills, and
- The ability to problem-solve with peers in a professional environment.
You will be able to recognise your new skills through the GlobalCommunity+ program and highlight these skills to potential employers via your resume and LinkedIn profiles. Read More…
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