Suvd Gerelt-Od

As first-year students who have just started out at Imperial, I’m sure the past few weeks have begun to shed some light unto the probable workload for the next four years of our lives – a bit of it is hinted at with the number of modules for our first year being, perhaps, double or even triple what our non-engineering friends might have. With plenty of contact hours per week and the impending number of days that we will spend in the exam hall next summer, the academic well-being of our cohort should be placed at the utmost of importance. When something isn’t working out academically, it shouldn’t be hard to know who to trust and who to tell.

As an international student myself, I am keenly aware of the many adjustments many of us must undergo in order to acclimate to our newfound university life, with our educational welfare being arguably the hardest to overcome (as expected of QS2). If elected, it would be my mission to champion your feedback back to the department, focus on improving our learning resources, and report back to you all on the progress of what has changed.