There are Informatics Student Representatives (reps) at all levels of study in the school.

Course reps

Some courses, particularly those with a large number of students, have student reps just for that course. These reps are usually named on the course web page, and liaise between the students and the course lecturer. If you have a question or a suggestion about a course you are studying, you can go either directly to the lecturer or talk to a course rep about it.

Class reps

For each year of study in Informatics there are up to four class reps. These are students are chosen at the beginning of the year and usually represent a diverse mix of student programmes, such as different degrees or single/combined honours study.

Class reps meet weekly with the Director and Deputy Director of teaching during semesters. They are also part of the Staff-Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) for the year, which meets each semester with the year organiser and course lecturers.

• Informatics Staff and Student Rep Meeting

If you have a question or suggestion which goes beyond an individual course, affects the whole year, or which has not been addressed by your course rep or lecturer, then please contact the class reps for your year. These are your class reps for 2012–2013:

School reps

Each year students elect three school reps — two undergraduate, one postgraduate — to the Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA) and who sit on the EUSA Academic Council. The Student Councils work to improve the student experience at Edinburgh, and campaign on issues students care about.

If you have an issue which relates to the whole school, activities beyond Informatics, or would like to know more about EUSA activities, please contact your school reps. These are your school reps for 2012–2013:

You can send mail to all the student reps together at student-reps@inf.ed.ac.uk.

Related links

Edinburgh University Students' Association

EUSA information about Class Reps and School Reps

EUSA Student Councils