Being active in student government is an important part of student life and can be a valuable experience for committed students. Student government is an organisation that represents the interests and needs of students at the university. Here are some of the activities that can be carried out within student government:

1 Student representation: The student council acts as a representation of the students in their dealings with the university authorities and other institutions. Its members participate in meetings, negotiations and discussions in order to express the opinions of students, present their needs and make proposals on various aspects of student life.

2 Organisation of events and initiatives: The student council can be responsible for organising various events and initiatives aimed at students. These may include social events, concerts, workshops, conferences or debates. The organisation of such events contributes to building the student community, fostering cultural activities and developing students' social skills.

3 Supporting students: The student council can play a support role for students by providing advice, information and assistance on a variety of issues. This can include academic counselling, financial support in the form of bursaries or funds for student projects, and help with problems and conflicts.

1. work for the benefit of students: The student council can engage in activities to improve the conditions of study and student life. It can take initiatives to improve the infrastructure of the university, the accessibility of libraries and resources, the development of student careers or also activities related to social and environmental issues.

5 Communication and information: the Student Council can act as a platform for communication between the university authorities and students. It can publish information, news and announcements on various aspects of student life, such as exam dates, changes in curricula or scholarship opportunities. Fostering transparent communication can contribute to greater student involvement in university life.

Being active in student government can provide students with many benefits, such as developing leadership, organisational, negotiation, communication and teamwork skills. It can also provide

and have the opportunity to gain experience in management, representation and problem solving.