Student goverment

Student self-government is a form of student self-organization, an independent civic activity, a mechanism for representing and defending their rights, and—most importantly—an opportunity for students to realize themselves as open, purposeful, and educated individuals.
Key Tasks of Student Self-Government Bodies:

• Advocate for and protect students' interests and rights.
• Represent and voice students' opinions.
• Assist students in resolving issues related to studies, university life, or dormitory living.
• Inform students about upcoming events.
• Promote proper conditions for studying, living, and recreation.
• Organize academic activities and extracurricular student life: leisure, sports, recreation, etc.

Powers of Student Self-Government:

• Resolve matters within its competence.
• Submit decisions made by faculty (institute) student councils for discussion and/or voting.
• Use the university’s educational, scientific, cultural, sports, residential, and recreational facilities.
• Be represented in the governing bodies of International Humanities University.
• Independently decide on matters related to its activities.

Responsibilities of Student Self-Government:

• Direct its activities in the interests of students.
• Protect the rights and interests of all university students without exception.
• Strictly comply with Ukrainian legislation and the Regulations on Student Self-Government of International Humanities University.
• Keep students informed about upcoming events.
• Report to the student body on its activities.

Typical Areas of Activity:

• Leisure
• Sports
• Housing & Daily Life
• Student Media
• Research & Academic Activities
• Educational Process
• Student Rights
• Assistance in Organizing Clubs & Interest Groups