The Academic Advocacy Network (AAN) is a student-led system of academic advocacy coordinated by the UQ Union. With representatives across Schools and Faculties, the role of AAN is to speak up on students’ behalf for all academic matters. By making the student body’s voice heard, we can effect positive change and ensure that all students are receiving the best possible education.
Examples of issues you could give feedback on:
If you’d like to see a change in the way that your education is delivered, reach out to your Academic Advocacy Network representative from the list below.
Examples of issues you could give feedback on:
- Courses
- Assessment
- Program & major
- Facilities & resources (e.g. availability of computers with specific software)
- Rules and procedures (e.g. rules around extensions)
If you’d like to see a change in the way that your education is delivered, reach out to your Academic Advocacy Network representative from the list below.