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Student elections

Student representatives play a vital role in our community – bringing student perspectives to faculties, campuses and associations, and working in partnership with staff to enhance the learning and lived experience of UOW students.

Students deserve to be represented, so get involved and make your voice count.

Information regarding elections to ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Council can be found on the Governance website.

Current elections

2026 Student Representative Elections

Election periods have commenced for the following:

The Returning Officer has declared the results. See relevant sections below.

The Returning Officer for these elections is Jessica Fox. The Deputy Returning Officers are Melissa Zaccagnini and Franca Mackie. They can be contacted at student-elections@uow.edu.au.  


Information session
An information session was hosted by the Returning Officer – you can view the If you would like to request a copy of the recording or have any questions, please email student-elections@uow.edu.au.

The ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Postgraduate Association (WUPA) is a student council of elected members representing the postgraduate student body at UOW. See ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Postgraduate Association (WUPA) for more information regarding the Association, schedule and business of WUPA. 

Positions on WUPA council are for one-year terms commencing in January 2027.

Voting for this election occurred from 13 – 15 October 2026.

On 23 October 2026, the Returning Officer declared the following results: 

Position Declared Elected
WUPA President Jipei Chen
Vice-President (Research) Mohammad Younes Rahnama
Vice-President (Coursework) Maddili Namith Phani
Secretary-Treasurer Parisasadat Shojaei
Women's Officer Azra Ghasemzadegan
International Student's Officer Wei He
Events Officer Yuecheng Li
Media Officer Thi Thu Thao Dang
Honours Student Officer Priyadarshni Murali
External Students Officer Farzan Amini Boroujeni
General Representative (3 positions)

Roderick Momin
Sanif Daniyal Mohsin Rehman Khan
Yuxin Cao

Korri Officer Vacant

For the election results please view the .

Election notices

Governance Documents

The ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is a student council of elected members representing the undergraduate student body at UOW. Refer to the WUSA page for more information regarding the Association, schedule and business of WUSA. 

Positions on the WUSA council are for one-year terms commencing in December 2026.

Voting for this election occurred from 13 – 15 October 2026.

On 23 October 2026, the Returning Officer declared the following results:

Position Declared Elected
WUSA President Antony Tzamouranis
General Secretary Caitlin Veigel
Treasurer Carter O'Connor
Education Officer/Assistant Secretary Simon Upitis
Disability and Diversity Representative Elyse Calleja
Tertangala Coordinator Aleksandar Sekulovski
Women's Representative Greta Moore
Environment Representative Megan Guy
International Students Representative Renjana Hidayatullah
Welfare Coordinator Elliott Sargent
Ethno-Cultural Representative Tidus Funaki
General Representative (five positions)

Laila Zakelj
Hanzel-Jude Pador
Colby Barter
Ryan Champan
Ruby Grant

Nation Union of Students (NUS) Delegates (seven positions)

Hanzel-Jude Pador
Carter O'Connor
Ryan Chapman
Tidus Funaki
Simon Upitis
Caitlin Veigel
Antony Tzamouranis

For the election results please view .

Election notices

Governance Documents

Campus student representatives represent students at the UOW regional and Sydney campuses.  

As a Regional or Sydney Campus Representative you will connect with students, staff and community, and ensure the unique interests of these campuses are represented. This is a great opportunity to develop skills for your career outside the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp.

Campus Student Representative positions are a one-year term commencing in January 2027.  

As a Regional or Sydney Campus Representative, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council. 

Voting was not required for Campus Student Representative Elections.

On 23 October 2026, the Returning Officer declared the following students elected to campus student representative positions:

Position Declared Elected
UOW Bega Valley Student Representative Dorji Yonten Rinzin
UOW Eurobodalla Student Representative Vacant
Innovation Campus Student Representative Jinyan Li
UOW Liverpool Student Representative (shared role)

Alyssa Afiouni
Ryan Lim

UOW Shoalhaven Student Representative Isabella Coleman
UOW Southern Highlands Student Representative Vacant
UOW Sutherland Student Representative Vacant
UOW Sydney CBD Student Representative Vacant

The vacant campus positions are open to . Refer to Student representation for more details.

About our campuses

Election notices

Governance Documents

Previous elections

2025 Student Representative Elections

Below you will find details of student elections that were held in September and October 2025, including what the roles are, the timelines for taking part, and the process by which students were elected.

The elections held were:   

The Academic Senate elections have now concluded

For the election results please view the


Academic Senate is the peak body for advising the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Council and the Vice-Chancellor on academic matters and broad issues affecting academic excellence at the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp. 

As a student member of the Academic Senate you will learn about how complex organisations make decisions, and how to work with others to understand problems and develop new solutions. This is a great opportunity to develop skills for your career outside the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp.

As a student member of Academic Senate, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council.  

Refer to the Academic Senate page for information regarding the membership, schedule and business of the Academic Senate.

The Returning Officer for this election is Jessica Fox. The Deputy Returning Officers for this election are Melissa Zaccagnini and Ashlea Rowland. The Returning Officer and Deputy Returning Officers may be contacted at student-elections@uow.edu.au.

Positions available

  • 2 x Undergraduate Student Members
  • 1 x Postgraduate Student Member
  • 1 x Onshore International Student Member

All positions are for two-year terms commencing in January 2026.

Election notices

Governance documents

The Campus Student Representative elections have now concluded

For the election results please view the .


Campus student representatives represent students at the UOW regional and metropolitan campuses.  

Elections are being held for Regional and Metropolitan Campus Student Representatives for one-year terms commencing in January 2026.  

As a Regional or Metro Campus Representative you will connect with students, staff and community, and ensure the unique interests of these campuses are represented. This is a great opportunity to develop skills for your career outside the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp.

As a Regional or Metro Campus Representative, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council. 

The Returning Officer for this election is Jessica Fox. The Deputy Returning Officers for this election are Melissa Zaccagnini and Ashlea Rowland. The Returning Officer and Deputy Returning Officers may be contacted at student-elections@uow.edu.au.  

About our campuses

Election notices

Governance documents

The Faculty elections have now concluded

For the election results please view the .


Elections are being held for SMAH, ASSH, EIS and BAL Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Onshore International Student Representatives for two-year terms commencing in January 2026. 

Elections are being held for SMAH, ASSH, EIS and BAL Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Onshore International Student Representatives for two-year terms commencing in January 2026. 

Faculty student representatives participate in faculty governance activities, including Faculty meetings and events. It will be a critical time for Student Representation as UOW begins to implement a new faculty structure after the recent transformation. Representatives will have an active role in shaping how UOW serves students into the future. This is a great opportunity to develop skills for your career outside the ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp.

As a Faculty Representative, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council. 

The Returning Officer for this election is Jessica Fox. The Deputy Returning Officers for this election are Melissa Zaccagnini and Ashlea Rowland. The Returning Officer and Deputy Returning Officers may be contacted at student-elections@uow.edu.au.

About our faculties

Election notices

Key election documents

The WUPA elections have now concluded.

For the election results please view the .


The ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Postgraduate Association (WUPA) is a student council of elected members representing the postgraduate student body at UOW. Refer to the WUPA page for more information regarding the Association, schedule and business of WUPA.

Council positions

  • President (as the WUPA President, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council) 
  • Vice-President (Research)
  • Vice-President (Coursework)
  • Secretary-Treasurer
  • Women’s Officer
  • International Students’ Officer
  • Koori Officer
  • Events Officer
  • Media Officer
  • Honours Student Officer
  • External Students Officer
  • 3 x General Representatives

Election notices

Key election documents

Governance documents

The WUSA and NUS elections have now concluded.


The ÁñÁ«ÊÓÆµapp Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is a student council of elected members representing the undergraduate student body at UOW.  

Refer to the WUSA page for more information regarding the Association, schedule and business of WUSA. 

Council positions

  • President (as the WUSA President, you will also hold an ex officio role on the Student Advisory Council) 
  • General Secretary 
  • Treasurer 
  • Education Officer / Assistant Secretary 
  • Disabilities Representative 
  • Tertangala Coordinator 
  • Women's Representative 
  • Environment Representative 
  • International Students Representative 
  • Welfare Coordinator 
  • Ethno-Cultural Representative 
  • 5 x General Representatives 

Elections for the seven NUS Representative positions will run during the same period. NUS positions are for a one-year term commencing January 2026. 

Election timeline

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Election notices

Governance documents