UoE Business School AcRep

UoE Business School AcRep Turn your feedback into positive change! Welcome to the University of Exeter Business School's Academic Representation page. Who are we?

We are establishing the most accessible, the most convenient way for you to give voice your opinions about our college. If something on your module or course isn’t going quite as planned or you have an idea as to how either may be improved, log it with your SSLC and we can address it! Simply send us a Facebook message or better contact your subject rep directly. All information will be treated confidentially. If we feel that passing on your contact details would be beneficial, we will contact you before doing so. The Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) acts as the voice of the student body with regards to academic matters, from individual concerns to wider faculty and even university-wide issues. It is a place of exchange, feedback and communication between students, teaching staff and the executive leadership team. Twice a term the three SSLCs of the Business School (Accounting & Finance, Economics, and Management & Organisation) convene. Each course cohort is represented by a subject rep sitting on the committee. SSLC meetings are a place to raise module or course-specific problems in order to get them resolved as soon as possible. The University of Exeter Business School is committed to enabling students to communicate their views and suggestions to influence changes to policies and procedures. Thus, in addition, students who are part of their SSLC join the Student Partnership Board alongside members of the Executive Leadership Team, most namely the Associate Dean (Education) of the Business School. The Board meets at the end of each term so that feedback may be taken up into college and university-wide streams for change and improvement. To find out who your subject rep is, visit the University of Exeter Guild website. (Photos coming up shortly!)
https://www.exeterguild.org/academicwall/

And for more information on what the committee has been up to including minutes of all meetings, find 'University of Exeter Business School Undergraduate SSLC' on ELE:
http://vle.exeter.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=2842

Dear all,Thank you for all the hard work you have done for our college. Together, we have processed hundreds of feedback...
12/07/2020

Dear all,

Thank you for all the hard work you have done for our college. Together, we have processed hundreds of feedback from our students and navigated ourselves through one of the strangest years ever. Your work is a crucial part in making this university a better place.

That being said, to all of our final year reps, we will miss you and wish you all the best in your endeavours following your graduation. To our returning reps, we hope that your experience at AcRep had been rewarding, and we will delighted to see you again this fall.

I would also like to personally thank the incredible staff of the Business School for being as awesome as they have been this year. Without your constant support and guidance, our experience here would not be as amazing as it has been. Your service and dedication to our students has made a lifelong impact on the students of the Business School. Therefore, we are forever thankful and will never forget all the things that you have done for us.

It has been a great honour to work with you all as College Officer. I am incredibly proud of our work and all the things that we have accomplished throughout this year. I look forward to hearing about all the great things our new AcRep team will do in the next year from my dear friend and successor, Rostyslav, who will continue my work as the next CO.

Best wishes

Felix Tiratananan
UoEBS College Officer 2019/2020

Our University's library spending for the 19/20 academic year
08/06/2020

Our University's library spending for the 19/20 academic year

27/05/2020

Guild President LIVE now for latest NEWS and UPDATES

Teaching Awards is back for 2020! 🏆🥇There’s no better opportunity to thank a member of staff who has helped you during y...
04/05/2020

Teaching Awards is back for 2020! 🏆🥇

There’s no better opportunity to thank a member of staff who has helped you during your studies at Exeter. Nominating someone for an award is a great way to recognise the brilliant work that staff do for you at the University!

Whether you’ve had a lecturer who has gone the extra mile or a lab assistant who has helped you achieve amazing results, this is your chance to say thank you.

Nominations close on 28 May –📣 find out more and nominate a member of staff now: exeterguild.org/awards

03/04/2020

From the College Officer,

Anyone with any questions not answered by official communications, please comment below and we will try to get answers.

Best,

AcRep UEBS

🗳 Voting is now open! Read the manifestos, find your candidate, and vote!ex.ac.uk/guild
18/02/2020

🗳 Voting is now open! Read the manifestos, find your candidate, and vote!

ex.ac.uk/guild

17/02/2020

🎓 Graduation dates are released 🎓

Business School Library Expenditure so far: £8.09Want us to buy books? Send us a message.
29/01/2020

Business School Library Expenditure so far: £8.09

Want us to buy books? Send us a message.

29/01/2020

Maths and Statistics Help ⚠️

Mathematics/Statistics Help-Desk is operating again this term, open to UG and PG students every Tuesday (12.30-16.30) and Thursday (13.30-15.30)!

1. Sign up for a meeting at the Student Services Front Desk in Building One and send an email to your TA with the problem to be discussed (at least one day prior to the TA meeting).

2. Meet the TA for max 30 minutes at your allocated time and location (you can see TAs in small groups of max 3 individuals if you all share a common problem.

It is this easy! Additionally, you can visit the Refresh Your Maths ELE page to self-enrol on Refresh Your Maths, and for an extensive list of resources, quizzes and practice tests support to help you improve your maths abilities!

Credit: Artem Dubas

⚠️ Leaders wanted: Management Chair ⚠️The Subject Chair is the executive student leader for their subject or discipline....
29/01/2020

⚠️ Leaders wanted: Management Chair ⚠️

The Subject Chair is the executive student leader for their subject or discipline. Their main role is to chair Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) meetings.

The Subject Chair also supports the Subject Council by reporting back the outcomes of SSLC meetings and discussions to the wider student body by disseminating and providing summaries of meeting action logs and
minutes.

Nominate yourself: https://www.exeterguild.org/elections/

Top 4 Career-zone events this week! ⚠️1. Coursework uncovered - what are the 5 most common mistakes students make?Wed 29...
28/01/2020

Top 4 Career-zone events this week! ⚠️

1. Coursework uncovered - what are the 5 most common mistakes students make?
Wed 29 Jan 2020, 10:30 am - 11:30 am

This workshop will be of interest to any Business School student with written coursework assignments (essays, reports, book reviews, literature surveys etc).
Book at: https://mycareerzone.exeter.ac.uk/students/events/Detail/689390/coursework-uncovered-what-are-

2. De-stressing Psychometric Testing
Fri 31 Jan 2020, 10:30 am - 11:30 am

The aims are: providing an insight into psychometric testing; exploring the use of the psychometric test in recruitment and selection; directing you to further sources of help and advice

The objectives are to:
- Have a clearer understanding of the different types of psychometric tests are and how recruiters use them
- Be more familiar with strategies to maximise your performance
- Be aware of where to find practice materials and additional resources
Book at: https://mycareerzone.exeter.ac.uk/students/events/Detail/684379/de-stressing-psychometric-test

3. Types of Business Structures for Startups
Wed 29 Jan 2020, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

This workshop will help you develop your knowledge and understanding of the different types of business structures. Setting up your own business depends on your selected type of business, where you work and whether you take people on to help.
Book at: https://mycareerzone.exeter.ac.uk/students/events/Detail/631316/types-of-business-structures-f

4. Academic English for Business: Oral Communication Skills: Entrepreneur
Wed 29 Jan 2020, 1:35 pm - 2:25 pm

Each of these workshops takes a business theme and uses it as a basis for vocabulary building and discussion. Feedback will be given on communication strategies and language use. This workshop will be provided by INTO University of Exeter.
Book at: https://mycareerzone.exeter.ac.uk/students/events/Detail/681085/academic-english-for-business-

The article was written by Simeon Rumyannikov

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