VP Science & Engineering

Full-time £31,000+ Year out / Grad job

Are you interested in shaping the future of the Faculty of Science & Engineering in order to deliver the best educational experience to students? If so, the Vice President Science and Engineering role is a great opportunity to oversee a wide variety of projects and play a key part in shaping Queen Mary Students’ Union.

The Vice President Science & Engineering represents students and campaigns on matters relating directly to students’ education such as teaching quality, library provision, assessments and feedback. You’ll help shape and implement Students’ Union education policies and work closely with Course Reps and S&E School Representatives to represent students' views and act on issues affecting them. You’ll also work with other Executive Officers and Part Time Officers to represent all students, delivering projects and policies to improve the student experience. You’ll sit on the Students’ Union's Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, overseeing financial, legal and strategic tasks.

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The Candidates

Riley Griffin

I'm passionate about making Science & Engineering work for you!! Let's do this together!

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Akbarzaib Khan

Hi, I’m Akbarzaib Khan, a Master’s student in Machine Learning for Visual Data Analytics. I’m running for VP Science & Engineering to make assessments fairer, support research better, and boost industry connections. I will collaborate with course representatives and the University to achieve real academic improvements for all S&E students.

Muhammad Shaheryar Khan

As your VP of Science and Engineering, I will champion academic excellence, industry opportunities, and stronger student representation. As a current Commuter Representative in the Students’ Union, I understand student challenges and will work to improve communication, support, and career prospects for everyone in our diverse faculty.

Abdullah Omar (Revive)

Hello Peoples, I'm Abdullah Omar, as you've probably already read, and I'm running to be your next VPSE officer, check out my manifesto below to see how I plan to revive your welfare, your employability, and your experience at QM!

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Daniel Igwe

I’m a final-year MEng Aerospace Engineering student. I am running for this position because I want to improve the experience of STEM students at Queen Mary. Science and engineering students deserve strong representation, practical opportunities, and a supportive academic environment. I’m committed to speaking up for students, driving positive change

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