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BA course handbook

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College Handbook

UHISA

[This applies only to students on the BA, MTh and PG theology programmes, and to students on any other UHI degree programmes. It does not apply to students on the Access Course or DMin programme.]

UHISA (UHI Millennium Institute Students’ Association) is the main representative body run by and for students at UHI. It aims to represent the views of students to UHI and to the wider world, and to develop the social side of student life through sporting, cultural and social opportunities. The executive board of UHISA consists of one member, elected annually, from each of the colleges in UHI. UHISA representatives sit on UHI committees to bring a student perspective to them and to ensure that students are kept informed of developments within UHI. UHISA also supports student activities across the network of colleges and strives to enhance the social experience of being a student at UHI by bringing together people with a wide variety of backgrounds and interests.

Wherever you are in the UHI network, if you are on a UHI course, then UHISA is your organisation, there to serve your needs, represent your interests, and bring you together with other students in UHI.

Further information on the activities of UHISA can be found on www.uhisa.org.uk or by contacting the college representative, who will be elected in semester 1.