Qianyi Li
Hi, I’m Qianyi — an international commuting PhD student running for International Students’ Representative. I understand visa stress, long commutes, and feeling lost in a new system. I want clearer support, stronger community, and real action on student concerns. Less confusion, more connection — let’s make international voices heard!
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Huyen Tran Nguyen
People see opportunity. They don’t see the pressure behind it. The visa emails, the currency calculations, the quiet effort to sound confident in another language. I know this because I live it. I will represent international students with honesty, clarity and real action.
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Archana Pradhan
Together, Painting our Futures Across One Sky.
Anna Borysova
Strive and thrive, we shall persevere.
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Eman Alshafi
Having navigated life as international student in London for several years, I understand firsthand the challenges we face. I bring academic experience from King's College and UCL, cultural awareness, and a genuine passion for amplifying student voices. As your representative, I will ensure no international student feels unheard or unsupported
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Hiba Benjelloun
As an international student, I understand both the opportunities and challenges of studying abroad. I will work to ensure international students voices are heard, strengthen support for newcomers, and promote initiatives that celebrate our diverse community. Committed to representing your concerns and improving the international student experience at Queen Mary.
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Saniya Agarwal
We all arrived here with big hopes and a little uncertainty. Leaving home is exciting, but it can also feel lonely and overwhelming. I’ve experienced that firsthand. I’m standing to make everyday student life more welcoming and connected, so Queen Mary truly feels like a home away from home.
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Shahab Ahmad
I am here to listen and make your voices heard
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