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We are a value driven organisation, existing to meet the needs of our members who are students at the University of Derby. Every University is required to have a Students’ Union by virtue of the 1994 Education Act, the broad objective for each Union is to represent the needs of students to the University, provide (where relevant) welfare services, ensure there are opportunities to play sport and engage on recreational activities, and to run free and fair elections for our own governance.
We have a team of up to 35 permanent employees and up to 50+ part-time student employees all of whom play a key role in delivering a wide range of activities and support services for students. We provide a high level of student representation at the University via our four full time elected Officer Trustees: President, Vice President (Activities), Vice President (Education) and Vice President (Welfare).
Current Vacancies
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Student Organiser (Academic)
- Contract
- Fixed Term, ending 30th June 2026
- Hours of Work
- Term Time only, 10 hours per week / Monday–Friday / these hours will fit with your studies
- Salary
- National minimum wage / national living wage per hour
- Location
- Kedleston Road (with travel to other Derby sites, as and when required)
- Applications close
- 12.00pm 11th February 2026
As a Student Organiser, you will work closely with Union staff to support and grow student-led Communities. Your key responsibility will be to engage with a diverse range of students, helping them to connect with each other and feel part of something bigger. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about student wellbeing and understands the importance of community. You will play a vital part in identifying student interests, amplifying student voices, and helping shape community initiatives that are inclusive and student focused. By encouraging participation and assisting with community events, you’ll be contributing to a more connected and supportive campus culture.