I’m Nooralhoda, former Democracy Committee Spokesperson, Careers’ Student Advisor and Academic Representative!

I've experinced how overwhelming being a student at LSE can be- and since our time here is so limited, it's all the more crucial we have an Education Officer who proactively represents the needs of LSE’s diverse student community. That’s why I want to transform LSE’s education system and put my years of experience to use to enhance accessibility and equitability! 

Together let’s…

1. Decolonise Learning & Tackle Departmental Disparity.

• Launch 'Community Module' with LSE LIFE; a programme to explore local & global issues.

• Expandnon-eurocentric material across departments.

• Introduce ‘Interdisciplinary Dialogue Spaces’ on contentious contemporary events.

• Increase internships & research assistance opportunities.

• Promote GenDen & non-academic programmes including Digital Skills & language courses.

1. Reform Academic Policy & Regulations

• Offer two assessment extensions per year—no approval needed.

• Integrate AI usage responsibly in academic work.

• Scrap competitive course selection.

• Rewrite academic regulations in clear language.

• Divest from unsustainable initiatives including 'Divestment for Palestine'.

1. Enhance Student Support & Access

• Simplify format of LSESU Website.

• Guarantee access to exam feedback; model answers; timely lecture recordings & slides.

• Crash-course on UK education system for international students.

• Review training & protection for GTAs.

• Enhance postgraduate study application & transition.