Student Champions
Our new set of Student Champions were elected in March 2026. They are based within their faculties and work alongside their studies to represent fellow students. They will start their tenure in Juy 2026 and will appear on this page.
Get to know your 2026/27 Student Champions
As a way of introduction, we asked each of them to tell us their aims for the year ahead and to share a little bit about themselves.
If you aren't sure who to contact, fill in our feedback form and the appropriate person will get back to you
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Harsh Tripathi
Technologies, Education & Social Sciences (TESS)
I know what it's like to feel like your voice doesn't make a difference. That's why I want students to know they can come to me with anything, big or small. I'll listen, I'll raise your concerns, and I'll keep pushing until there's a proper response. My priority is making sure students feel supported, both in their studies and in their wellbeing, because the two go hand in hand.
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Aleena
Health & Social Sciences (HCLS)
I want to ensure that every student feels heard, supported, and represented. I'll work closely with students and staff to improve the overall student experience by listening to feedback, addressing concerns, and helping create positive changes that benefit everyone in the faculty.
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Kushalpreet Singh
University of Bedfordshire Business School (UBBS)
I hope to make a positive impact within my faculty by ensuring that every student feels heard and valued. I want students to feel comfortable approaching me with their concerns, ideas, or challenges, knowing that I will listen and do my best to support them. I am also committed to promoting a safe, welcoming, and inclusive campus environment where every student feels respected, supported, and empowered to thrive.