Different faculties. One voice.
A Master's lasts one year. Your voice shouldn't take a year to be heard. Engineers, scientists, medics, business students – we study in different buildings, but we share the same challenges: heavy workloads, tight deadlines, and very little time to fix what isn't working.
I'm Kholidabonu – call me Bonu – a full-time MBA student, and I'm standing to make sure every taught postgraduate at Imperial is heard, fast. Here's my plan: One PGT voice. I'll meet regularly with PGT reps from every faculty, agree shared priorities each term, and take them to Imperial's most senior meetings. Together, we're harder to ignore. Feedback in time. In a one-year degree, waiting weeks for marks means repeating the same mistakes. I'll push for clear, on-time feedback across every faculty – so you can improve before your next assessment. One Imperial. I'll push for cross-faculty PGT events, so you can meet people beyond your course and build a network that lasts beyond your degree. Always report back. What you raised, what I did, what changed – shared every term. As Commercial Director and Head of Commercial Operations, I brought partners from four countries to the same table and turned talks into agreements. Getting Imperial's faculties to agree should be easier. Different faculties. One voice.