► Assemblies

Create Real Change

The more people thinking the same thing, seeing the same issues, the bigger the voice and the more likely it is that we will effect change.

Assemblies are a great way to meet people both socially and professionally; you can stand up for what you believe in, highlight certain issues to the wider University community or nationally and create real change.

//Want to get involved?

For more information on assemblies please contact the Democracy Coordinator, Clare Adams by phone 020 7514 6270 or email democracy@su.arts.ac.uk

> To join any of our assemblies, click here.

> For meeting dates and details about each assembly, browse the links below

//There are 3 Union Assemblies

Union Assemblies bring together groups of like minded students who want to campaign & create change on specific issues that affect students UAL. These are chaired by a sabbatical officer and are open to all students at Arts London

•    Education
•    Ethical & Environmental
•    Welfare

//There are 10 Student Assemblies

The Student Union is a diverse and exciting place representing over 21’000 students at UAL from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences. Student assemblies represent and support student groups who may be discriminated against within education or in society. The overall aim of each assembly is to create a collective voice for change whether that be at the university, in London or nationally.

These are run by students, who elect their own chair

•    Black & Asian
•    Disabled Students
•    Foundation & FE
•    International Students
•    LGBT
•    Mature Students
•    Part Time Students
•    Post Grad & Research Students
•    Student Parents
•    Womens