A total of 96 positions are available for election, with 111 nominations received. A breakdown of nominations by category, with links to candidate information and details of the voting and election process is now available:
Election process & candidate information
An election will be held in the following categories and a list of candidates and their statements is available on the Senate elections webpages. Please note that you must be logged in to EASE to access candidate statements:
- Elected academic staff (non-Professorial) - College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Elected academic staff (non-Professorial) – College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
- Elected academic staff (non-Professorial) – College of Science and Engineering
Elected academic staff (Professorial) – College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine and College of Science and Engineering
The number of nominations received was equal to or fewer than the number of vacancies in all Professorial categories, and therefore all nominees will be elected to Senate unopposed for a three-year term.
Voting in Senate Elections
Voting will be held online and will open at 9am on 17 April and close at midday on 1 May. The election will be conducted by Civica Electoral Services and staff on the relevant electoral roll will receive an email from takepart@cesvotes.com with a link to the online voting system when voting opens.
Eligibility to Vote
All academic staff who were in post on 31 January of the relevant year are eligible to vote in the category they are a member. We encourage staff in each category to vote in the Senate Elections and have their say on who will represent their electorate.
The full election results will be announced on the Senate website by 17 May.
Further information
Further information on the Senate Elections can be found on the Senate webpages: