Find out who is running to become your new Sabbatical Officers and School Reps for the 2023/2024 academic year.
Manifestos and headshots submitted, it’s finally time to announce the official candidate shortlist for this year’s SU Elections.
Our candidates are striving to drive change and make a difference by being the voice of students on campus, and they will soon be campaigning to secure your vote for our four full-time Sabbatical Officer roles, as well as our part-time School Rep positions.
Meet the candidates
President
- Ajit Sharma
- Hannah Hockin
- Malik Yahya Khan
- Muscab Salad
- Olivia Little
- Vaishnavi Vajja
- Yasmine Jamison
Vice President Education
- Ashna Salman
- Francesca Hailey
- Scarlett Proudfoot
- Sharanya Sivarajah
- Zaman (Prince)
Vice President Wellbeing & Diversity
- Amber Ahmed
- Daniyal Ahsen
- Kayleigh Fryer
- Krisanth Thilak
- Mawadda Edbagi
- Nisha Bundhun
Vice President Societies & Sport
- Alastair Copland
- Caitlin Scott
- Lily Jackaman
- Mueed Aamir
- Oscar Mitchell
- Thomas Atkinson
School Rep (Business & Management)
- Martin Kapusta
- Qandeel Rajpar
School Rep (Engineering, Physical & Mathematical Sciences)
*No candidates running for this role
School Rep (Humanities)
- Jack Masters
- Khadijah Sobrany
School Rep (Law & Social Sciences)
School Rep (Life Sciences & the Environment)
School Rep (Performing & Digital Arts)
*No candidates running for this role
R.O.N.
Every position within the election also has a candidate listed as re-open nominations, or R.O.N. for short. This role is a way for you to declare that you don't feel any of the candidates would be fit for office and that you instead feel nominations should be re-opened at a later date to allow new candidates to come forward.
Read the candidate manifestos
Voting information
Voting opens at 10am on Tuesday 7 March, and closes on Thursday 9 March at 2pm, with the eagerly anticipated Results Night taking place the same night, as you find out who you’ve chosen to lead the Students’ Union in 2023/24.