Student Assembly: Turning student issues into action

Wednesday 28 October 2026

3pm - 5pm

The Great Hall, James Graham Building, Headingley Campus

Your chance to shape campus life and hold student leaders to account

Sign up to join us at the Student Assembly now! Simply complete this form to register.

Make sure to book your place and bring some friends along. Remember: there's power in our union!

Got an idea? A frustration? A question for your Officers?

The Student Assembly is where students come together to discuss the issues that matter most and influence what happens next.

This isn't a consultation or a presentation. It's an opportunity to shape priorities and help drive change on campus.

Does the cost of travel to work or study really wind you up? What do you think about the quality of the social and study spaces on campus? Are you finding securing a decent part-time or graduate job really frustrating?

At this Assembly we'll be discussing:

  • Improving campus spaces
  • Student work and employment opportunities
  • Transport and commuting
  • Officer accountability and priorities

Every student is welcome, whether you want to speak up, ask questions, or simply learn more about what's happening.

Your experience matters. Come and be part of the conversation.


Student Assembly Agenda

  • Welcome & Intro
  • Student Officer Accountability Q&A
  • Transport Campaign
  • Work that Works Campaign
  • Better Spaces on Campus Campaign


Getting to the event

If you are planning to travel from City Campus to Headingley Campus for the event, there is a free student and staff shuttle bus running at 14:15 from Portland Way. You can view all shuttle bus times on the university website. There are also First buses running regularly from the City Centre, including the 22 which goes directly to and from Headingley Campus. 

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This event is organised by:
Leeds Beckett Students' Union

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  • 2 posts are up for election.
  • Nominations close at 16:00 on Sunday 10 January 2027 (in 12 weeks and 4 days)
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