Getting involved with the wider University community
At programme level, ENSA’s role is to train and support your elected
programme representatives and facilitate their engagement with
the representative structures. The fundamental role of a programme
representative is to listen to students’ views on your programme, and take
forward those issues effecting most of the students. This may include ideas
for improvements and constructive solutions on how to fix things when
they are not working.
Edinburgh Napier University and ENSA actively encourage you to get
involved in your education experience by engaging with your student
representatives. The University is committed to working in partnership with
you and ENSA as members of the academic community to drive forward its
ambitious academic agenda, and to strive for academic excellence for its
students and the University.
School representatives
The focus of your programme representatives is to ensure that the
Programme Team understand your expectations of the programme.
There is also another group of student representatives called ‘School
Representatives’ who operate at a strategic level. Each School selects four
students to engage with the representative structures at School level and
above. These students deal with the broader themes as described in the
University Strategic Plan.
Team Napier
Getting involved with ENSA sports can be one of the best things you do at
University. All of the ENSA Sports clubs, along with ENSA Societies, make
up one big Team Napier. Every year ENSA’s sports clubs just get bigger and
better, and many enjoy great success representing Team Napier in
inter-university competitions. ENSA societies are your chance to connect
with like-minded people, develop new interests and skills, and maybe even
make some of the best friends of your life while you are at it.