Careers & Employability Rep

Part-time Voluntary Alongside your studies

Let’s be real – most students are here to get the skills and experience they need to be successful in their chosen career path (whether that’s as an astronaut, a teacher, a doctor, an academic or something completely different). In this role, you’ll be the voice of all Queen Mary students on everything related to careers and employability.

Who can run? All Queen Mary students can run for the role. The only requirement is that you must be a student in the academic year 2026/27.

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The Candidates

Gauri Pandey and Vedika Ajitsaria

From lecture halls to offer letters - making opportunities visible, accessible and actionable

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Aayushi Bhatiya

Industry-Tested. AI-Driven. Bridging the Gap from Global Talent to Local Career Success.

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Maham Anamta

I’m running to make career support more accessible, inclusive and genuinely useful for all students. I will push for better opportunities, stronger employer links and clearer pathways into work. Your experiences will shape my priorities, ensuring every student has the tools and confidence to succeed.

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Oleksandra Tsarenko

I believe every Queen Mary student deserves clear, fair access to career opportunities and professional growth. As Careers and Employability Representative, I will focus on improving communication between students and the University, promoting inclusive opportunities, and ensuring accountability in careers support.

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Voting opens 23 March at 10am

Got a question? Email us at su-elections@qmul.ac.uk

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