President
College-wide · all campusesLeads the Association, chairs executive business and represents student interests across the College.
Meet your 2026–27 officers
Five officers hold College-wide responsibilities: President, General Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer and Welfare and Diversity Officer. The other offices are campus-specific. The campus shown in the original officer record is not necessarily the geographical limit of a College-wide role.
Treasurer
College-wide · all campusesSupports budget planning, financial reporting and appropriate authorisation of expenditure.
General Secretary
College-wide · all campusesCoordinates governance records, agendas, minutes, decisions and follow-up actions.
Public Relations Officer
College-wide · all campusesCoordinates approved communications, campaigns, publicity and the student newsletter.
Welfare and Diversity Officer
College-wide · all campusesPromotes inclusion, wellbeing and access to support, with appropriate referral of concerns.
Academic Affairs Officer (Manchester)
Campus-specific · ManchesterBrings academic feedback into student voice meetings and follows up agreed improvements.
Events Coordinator (Manchester)
Campus-specific · ManchesterHelps plan, promote and deliver approved, inclusive student activities and events.
Vice President (Derby)
Campus-specific · DerbyLeads campus representation, reports local priorities and coordinates campus participation.
Academic Affairs Officer (Derby)
Campus-specific · DerbyBrings academic feedback into student voice meetings and follows up agreed improvements.
Events Coordinator (Derby)
Campus-specific · DerbyHelps plan, promote and deliver approved, inclusive student activities and events.
Vice President (Salford)
Campus-specific · SalfordLeads campus representation, reports local priorities and coordinates campus participation.
Vice President (Sunderland)
Campus-specific · SunderlandLeads campus representation, reports local priorities and coordinates campus participation.
Academic Affairs Officer (Sunderland)
Campus-specific · SunderlandBrings academic feedback into student voice meetings and follows up agreed improvements.
Vice President (Newcastle)
Campus-specific · NewcastleLeads campus representation, reports local priorities and coordinates campus participation.
Academic Affairs Officer (Newcastle)
Campus-specific · NewcastleBrings academic feedback into student voice meetings and follows up agreed improvements.
Events Coordinator (Newcastle)
Campus-specific · NewcastleHelps plan, promote and deliver approved, inclusive student activities and events.
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What to expect from your representatives
Officers are expected to listen, consult, follow up issues through appropriate channels and report back on actions. They cannot promise outcomes, override College policy or handle confidential cases outside approved procedures.
Policies that guide our work
The official UKMC policy library includes the Association’s governance, elections, representation, communications, events, complaints and ethics documents. These are essential reading for officers and useful for all students.
- Student-Led Campaigns and Initiatives
- Complaints and Escalation
- Constitution and Governance
- Data Use and Communications
- Elections and Voting Procedures
- Events and Activities
- Partnership Representation Agreement
- Student Representation and Engagement
- Training and Support for Student Reps
- Voice and Feedback
- Student Association Code of Ethics
Policy review: UKMC advises that its policies are undergoing annual review. Always consult the latest published version before making decisions or commitments. For policy queries, contact Quality@ukmc.ac.uk.
Accessible participation and support
We welcome students with different needs and backgrounds. For alternative formats or accessibility feedback, email abbas.mohammed@ukmc.ac.uk. For welfare or safeguarding matters, use the College’s appropriate support procedures.