Accessibility
Brunel 66 is where students get direct input into how the Union is run - from academic issues to student life, everything gets discussed and decisions are made.
Representatives meet regularly to raise issues, discuss problems and help decide what happens next - on everything from teaching quality to student life.
Take problems affecting courses, clubs or communities straight to the people who can actually act on them. Bring ideas and pass policy to make things better.
Feed into decisions on teaching, learning and assessment by bringing ideas, issues and help set and challenge academic policy.
Sports clubs, societies, Student Networks and Course Representatives all get a seat at the table when Union decisions are made.
Help make sure equality, accessibility and wellbeing are part of every decision the Union makes.
Discuss proposals, debate policy and help decide what the Union does next.
Check that elected Officers are delivering on what they said they would, and ask questions when they're not.
Three Councils do the detailed work before anything reaches Brunel 66. Each one covers a different part of student life.
Covers teaching, learning, assessment and Course Rep issues across Brunel.
Covers equality, liberation and wellbeing issues affecting students.
Covers sports clubs, societies, volunteering and student activities.
There are a few ways in, depending on where you're starting from.
Get involved with your Course, Student Network, Society or Sports Club.
Submit an Expression of Interest or stand for election when opportunities open up.
Meet with other representatives to talk through issues and work out what needs to change.
Follow up on decisions and help make sure they actually happen.
Applications open throughout the year. Choose the council that matches what you care about - education, wellbeing or student activities - to submit your Expression of Interest.
Brunel 66 meets four times a year. Agendas, minutes and decisions will be posted here after each meeting.
Meeting agenda, reports and minutes will be published here.
Meeting papers and governance documents will be added here throughout the year.
Learn about the purpose, membership and responsibilities of Brunel 66.
Read upcoming agendas and papers before each Brunel 66 meeting.
Catch up on decisions, actions and discussions from previous meetings.
Browse approved policies and decisions made by Brunel 66.
Eligibility depends on the role. Details for each opportunity will be published when Expressions of Interest or elections open. Find out more on the council pages.
Brunel 66 meets four times during each academic year.
Meeting information and papers will be published on this page. Public attendance arrangements will be confirmed where appropriate.
Agendas, reports, minutes and approved decisions will all be published in the Resources section above.
If you want a direct say in how the Union is run; on education, wellbeing or student activities - this is how you get one.