Representation
GSA is led by students, for students. Find out how we represent you.
Your Council
Meet your representatives, learn about the election process, and find out what being a Councillor means.
Elections and Representatives
Meet your GSA representatives and find out how to get involved.
GSA Council nominees 2020
What does it mean to be a GSA Councillor?
Being on GSA Council is an exciting opportunity to lead your graduate student peers and make a positive impact on university life.
Results of the 2020 Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Committees
GSA ensures grad students are heard when the University makes big decisions.
About University committees
GSA ensures grad students are heard when the University makes big decisions.
Campaigns
As a representative organisation, one of GSA’s core roles is in campaigning on behalf of graduate students at the University of Melbourne.
We often run several different campaigns throughout the year, at University, government and community levels.
Stances and issues
GSA develops policies on issues that affect graduate students.
COVID-19 advocacy summary
Tell us how COVID-19 is affecting you
Tell us about changes to your exams and end-of-semester assessments
Policy Submission Archive
GSA has been making policy submissions in favour of graduate student quality of life since 1994.
Submission to the Select Committee on COVID-19 – May 2020
2020-21 Pre-budget submission
Submission to senate inquiry into unlawful underpayment
Submission to Consultation on free speech amendments to the Higher Education Support Act
Placement survey report
GSA student issues digest – 11 – 27 May
Working Groups
Working Groups allow graduate students to directly recommend policy updates and events to GSA Council.
Join a GSA Council Working Group
Working Groups allow graduate students to directly recommend policy updates and events to GSA Council.