For further information, please contact the Returning Officer:
Authorised by J. Hoang, 2026 Returning Officer
University of Technology Students’ Association
electoral.business@gmail.com
Nomination Information for Candidates Student Election
The 2026 election is governed by the UTS Students’ Association Constitution, By-Laws and the Election Regulations. These documents are available at https://utsstudentsassociation.org.au/governance/constitution and https://utsstudentsassociation.org.au/elections.
For more information, refer to the Notice of Election and Candidate Nomination Information PDF documents below, in addition to the frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page.
Want to get involved? Click on the candidate nomination links below to submit your application.
General information about the UTSSA and the positions available can be found at https://utsstudentsassociation.org.au/elections.
#FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What do I need to do to nominate someone to be a UTSSA Student Rep?
Please refer to the 2026 Nomination Information document above for further information.
Q: Do you get paid to be a student rep?
The following elected representatives positions are paid an honorarium.
● President ($48,769.84 per annum)
● General Secretary ($24,384.92 per annum)
● Assistant General Secretary ($7,168.00 per annum )
● Education Officer ($7,168.00 per annum)
● Welfare Officer ($7,168.00 per annum)
● Indigenous Officer ($6,041.60 per annum)
● Postgraduate Officer ($6,041.60 per annum)
● Women's Officer ($6,041.60 per annum)
● International Officer ($6,041.60 per annum)
Q: How much of my time will it require?
This is dependent on the position. See all position descriptions in the Constitution and by-laws for an indication of time commitment requirements.
Q: What are the benefits of working for the Students' Association?
You get to be a part of shaping the future for students at UTS while also giving yourself the opportunity to innovate, grow, and become a leader both now and into the future. In your role you will receive free training, have the opportunity to attend national conferences, receive free brekkie and dinner (at Bluebird and Night Owl Noodles), and receive generous superannuation.
Q: Where can I find information about the governance of the UTSSA?
The UTSSA is governed by its Constitution, which contains the fundamental principles which govern its operation, along with by-laws that establish the specific rules of guidance by which the organisation functions. For further information, visit https://utsstudentsassociation.org.au/governance/constitution.
Q: Do I have to campaign? Are there rules about what I can and can’t do when campaigning?
To increase your chances of winning we highly recommend that you campaign. Please refer to the Election Regulations for campaign rules, available at: https://utsstudentsassociation.org.au/elections
Q: Do I have to attend meetings?
Yes, the SRC meets monthly, and elected Student Representatives are required to attend these meetings. You will likely also sit on committees and attend a range of meetings representing the interests of the UTSSA.
Q: Will I have space to work if required?
The President has an office in the Tower Building. All other student representatives are able to book rooms through reception as required.
Q: Who do I contact if I have questions about the nomination process or election?
If you have any further questions, please contact Julie, the Returning Officer at electoral.business@gmail.com.
Authorised by J. Hoang, 2026 Returning Officer
University of Technology Students’ Association