Student Representative Council

The Student Representative Council (SRC) is Swinburne’s primary student representation and consultation body. Students are elected annually to sit on a variety of university boards and committees. They come together as a council to discuss student issues and university policy.

Roles and responsibilities

The roles and responsibilities of the SRC include:

• acting as a network for the exchange of information about the business being conducted by university boards and committees
• acting as a consultative body for education issues
• acting as a consultative body for education policy at the University
• increasing the level of student representation on Swinburne’s boards and committees
• improving the educational experience for all Swinburne's students (across all campuses and modes of delivery)
• consulting with and providing a forum for students to provide feedback and recommendations about:
• education quality and standards
• Swinburne’s policies and procedures
• Swinburne’s physical, cultural and technological learning environments
• student retention and engagement.
   

Our committees and boards

The committees and boards that make up the SRC are:

• Swinburne University Council
• Academic Senate
• Swinburne Student Life Board
• School Academic Committees
• Vocational Education Teaching and Learning Committee.
   

Gathering your feedback

The SRC organises events and activities to facilitate student feedback and input around issues at Swinburne. Students are also welcome to email the SRC at swinsrc@swin.edu.au