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Why should students run to become a representative at the university?

Three students explain why you should run to become a member of the study board, the Academic Council, or the Board of Directors.

Film |   23. Oct 2017

Anne Thora Lykkegaard

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The 26th October is the deadline if you want to run for your study board, the Academic Council or the Board of Directors.

And according to Jeppe Ask Tofteskov, Nicola Ens and Kristian Mols there are a whole lot of good reasons why you should run for a position. Including the possibility to influence decisions that affect students.

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