President
Leads the Association, chairs executive business and represents student interests across the College.
Representation, leadership and opportunities across UKMC.
The UKMC Students’ Association (UKMCSA) represents students across the College. The five College-wide offices work across campuses; Vice Presidents, Academic Affairs Officers and Events Coordinators serve the campus named in their title.
Contact the Association: students.association@ukmc.ac.uk.



Keep up with student news, events, opportunities and campaigns through UKMCSA’s website and social media channels.
For a question or concern that needs a response, please email students.association@ukmc.ac.uk. Do not share personal or confidential information in public comments or direct messages.
These descriptions summarise the operational calendar and training responsibilities. Officers should also follow their approved constitution, policies and agreed remit.
Leads the Association, chairs executive business and represents student interests across the College.
Coordinates governance records, agendas, minutes, decisions and follow-up actions.
Supports budget planning, financial reporting and appropriate authorisation of expenditure.
Coordinates approved communications, campaigns, publicity and the student newsletter.
Promotes inclusion, wellbeing and access to support, with appropriate referral of concerns.
Leads campus representation, reports local priorities and coordinates campus participation.
Brings academic feedback into student voice meetings and follows up agreed improvements.
Helps plan, promote and deliver approved, inclusive student activities and events.
The official UKMC policy library includes the Association’s governance, elections, representation, communications, events, complaints and ethics documents. These are essential reading for officers and useful for all students.
We welcome students with different needs and backgrounds. For alternative formats or accessibility feedback, email abbas.mohammed@ukmc.ac.uk. For welfare or safeguarding matters, use the College’s appropriate support procedures.