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Student Council elections 2024

Last modified on 28-02-2024 12:24
The 2024 Student Council elections will be held from Monday, 13 May to Friday, 17 May.
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By voting, you help decide which parties will take part in the student councils and who will represent you in meetings with the UvA Board. Your vote has an impact!

How can I vote?

You can vote via stem.uva.nl or via the official voting call that you will receive on the first day of the elections. You can vote from Monday, 13 May 09:00 to Friday, 17 May 23:59.

Who can I vote for?

There is a Central Student Council (CSR) for the entire UvA. In addition, each faculty has a Faculty Student Council (FSR). You have the right to vote for the CSR and the FSR of the faculty(or faculties) where you study. Do you want to represent UvA students on a Faculty Student Council or on the Central Student Council? If so, you must officially put yourself forward as a candidate by 23 April the latest.

Impact of your vote

Student councils consult with the Executive Board and the deans and they have consent rights and consultation rights. They can really make a difference in important matters. By voting, you help decide which parties will be part of the student councils and which parties will represent you during meetings with the UvA Board.

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