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	The Studentenwerk Organisations
		The 62 Studentenwerk organisations are responsible within the German higher education landscape for the economic, social, health-care and cultural support and promotion of some 1.8 million students.
		Many Studentenwerk organisations are simultaneously responsible for several higher education institutions and, in some cases, for institutions at various locations.
		Students also contribute to the funding of the Studentenwerk organisations with their social contributions (amounting to approx.
	www.student-affairs.de /stw/index.htm (402 words)

	Student Organisations - University of Tasmania
		Student organisations exist to respresent students and provide services which enhance student life.
		Students enroled at the Launceston Campus are represented by the Student Association.
		Hobart Students are members of the Tasmanian University Union.
	services.admin.utas.edu.au /stud_orgs.html (43 words)

	Student Organisations
		Students also form part of the KSU structure when they are elected as representatives on their respective Faculty Boards or through students organisations that form part of KSUís social policy commission.
		INSITE is a student run, non-profit making, independent media organisation, whose intrinsic purpose is to promote student life and to provide student bodies with a means with which to be heard and promote their initiatives and activities.
		Students pursuing Music Courses at the University are automatically registered as members of the U.M.A. Membership is however not restricted to this category alone, it is open to all students, academic and administrative/technical staff.
	www.education.gov.mt /edu/support_org/student_org.htm (3476 words)

	NUST Student Affairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Student Affairs refers to the churches' problem cases in which it may be determined that the church would be a better partner in the circumstances.
		Students spending up to five years in the University form clubs and organisations with the view of developing linkages with the greater public and identify in the nation.
		The Student Union as body of students elects their own student government Leaders in which management of certain aspects is allocated by the students to their respective students leaders.
	www.nust.ac.zw /services/StudentAffairs/services.htm (502 words)

	''Voluntary Student Unionism'' : Melbourne Indymedia
		For instance, even the college student who wrote a pro-VSU letter to the editor recently stated that he never used the services of the student organisation might be surprised to learn who funds the social events for students at his college.
		Student organisations are a similar case — the services and representation they provide benefit all students, the sheer breadth of provision ensures this.
		Student organisations hold democratic elections yearly, and one of their most important roles is democratic representation.
	www.melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2005/03/88959.php (708 words)

	Wright State University - Nursing and Health - Student Organisations
		Students who change from one plan to the other will be admitted to the alternate plan on a space-available basis only.
		Students with superior academic ability may participate in the nursing honors program, which emphasizes independence, self-direction, and in-depth study in an area of interest to the student.
		To be eligible, students must have a 3.2 or higher GPA for the 45 credit hours immediately preceding the winter quarter of their junior year.
	www.wright.edu /academics/catalog/requirements/nur_studorg.html (310 words)

	Student Organisations of the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies
		The main duty of the Student Welfare Committee is to problem solve and attend to the welfare of students of CIHTS.
		Apart from mess duties, the committee is responsible for disciplining the students.
		The president is elected from amongst the teachers and the remaining members are elected from amongst the students of the concerned sampradaya.
	www.smith.edu /cihts/pagesenglish/studentorgs.htm (276 words)

	Tilburg University - Student organisations
		This is a student organization that aims at creating awareness among students and at involving them in issues about human rights, poverty reduction and the environment.
		Students' association EFACT, founded in 1987, is the students' association for all students of the Faculty of Economics of Tilburg University.
		By organising a range of activities, which includes symposia, a conference, a studytour, several in-house days and some study-related activities like guiding principles, guestlectures, FST tries to add value for financial students by building a bridge between the theory of the study and the practice of the business life.
	www.tilburguniversity.nl /students/organisations (816 words)

	Voluntary student unionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Supporters of VSU complain that leadership of student organisations tend to be particularly drawn from the Left, which they argue is reflective of an aggressive leftist culture in universities, but which is not representative of the whole student body.
		Since historically Australia's student organisations have been dominated by left-wing student groups and/or groups affiliated with the Australian Labor Party, the introduction of VSU is likely to politically disadvantage these groups by removing the advantages of incumbency.
		Student unions have fought ferociously against rises in fees (deferred for most students), arguing that they prevent people from attending university; however, their own union dues are payable immediately and are (except in extreme cases) not subject to deferment and are not income-dependent, as most government fees are.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Voluntary_student_unionism (2811 words)

	UNSW: The University of New South Wales - Sydney Australia - Student Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Student organisations met in Lund in July 2002 to discuss a diverse agenda including international benchmarks for student services and representation, student exchanges and cross-cultural learning, the Learning Resource Catalogue, the implications of Universitas Global for students and the purpose and future of the U21 Student Network and how best to represent students in U21.
		Student exchanges are well established, providing increasing opportunities for students to undertake part of their studies in other countries, thus enriching their educational experiences and fostering cultural and social exchanges.
		In addition, the issue of postgraduate student exchanges was discussed, particularly in relation to research students and the need for a flexible movement of these students to enable them to exchange both intellectual and physical resources.
	www.unsw.edu.au /international/pve/studentnetwork.html (337 words)

	Green Left - Issues: Student unions and the left (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The legislation aims to (i) remove the special status given to student representative organisations; (ii) remove the system whereby all students are automatically members of their campus student representative organisation; (iii) make it illegal for a compulsory fee to be levied for student representation.
		Students are in a relatively powerless position, and are intimately involved in the relations of capitalism, race and gender.
		Defending student organisations which are active and fighting for students and social change means convincing “moderate” students that representation is far more important than services, and convincing “left” students that there is nothing wrong with student organisations getting involved in broader social struggles.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1994/149/9391 (1004 words)

	Flinders University: Student Related Policies and Procedures Manual (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The University and the University student organisations support the principle of universal membership of the student organisations and the practice whereby membership of the organisations is secured upon payment of a designated Student Services Fee (SSF) to the University.
		A student may for reasons of conscience uninfluenced by considerations of personal advantage, be deemed not to be a member of any of the student organisations.
		Students who wish to be exempted from membership of the student organisations shall apply in writing prior to enrolment to the Executive Director of Administration declaring that they have a conscientious objection.
	www.flinders.edu.au /ppmanual/student/SecF_fee.htm (310 words)

	International School of Management > ISM > Student Organisations
		The student activities during the semester are an important part of the ISM’s educational concept and they contribute significantly to the success of the ISM.
		Each student is encouraged to become an active partici-pant in class or in any of the many student organizations.
		Students are invited to join any of the student interest groups: The "Stock Market" interest group organizes events together with banks, stock brokers, and stock analysts, and it belongs to the German association of university stock market clubs.
	www.ism-dortmund.de /eng/content/studentorganisations.php (583 words)

	KSUCVM - Student Organizations
		KSU Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners is an organization whose goal is to provide veterinary students with increased exposure to issues of special interest in the equine industry.
		SCAAHA – Student Chapter of the American Animal Hospital is dedicated to providing students with current information on small animal medicine and surgery and practice management topics.
		Students interested in sheep, goats, elk, deer, and llamas, whether as livestock or hobby, are welcome to join.
	www.vet.ksu.edu /studentorgs/index.htm (1301 words)

	Student unionism in Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The federal government under John Howard introduced legislation for voluntary student unionism, which prohibits universities from compulsorily collecting fees on behalf of the student organisations, and abolishes default membership of Student Unions.
		The earliest student body was a largely wealthy group, comprised of the Australian bourgeoisie, professionals, petit-bourgeois and squatocracy.
		Out of the collapse of AUS, the ALP student faction and the CPA-led student faction welded together a new federation of student unions known as the National Union of Students.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Student_unionism_in_Australia (719 words)

	The Hindu : Kerala / Thiruvananthapuram News : Student organisations to intensify stir
		The pro-Left student organisations have resolved to intensify their agitation in protest against what they termed the apathy of the State Government in keeping its promise given to them on the issue of self-financing professional colleges.
		Following widespread protest from student organisations, an assurance was given to them on August 5, on the question of drawing up the fee structure in the self-financing colleges.
		More than the criterion of merit of the student, it was the paying capacity of the parent that was the prime consideration in the matter of admission to the MBBS course in the colleges under the Co-operative Academy of Professional Education, the student leaders further alleged.
	www.hinduonnet.com /2004/10/07/stories/2004100717600300.htm (433 words)

	Voluntary Student Unionism - NTEU
		Student organisations within universities and TAFE are a vital part of campus life.
		NTEU supports the right of student organisations to represent their members and to allocate resources according to the democratic will of their membership.
		Student organisations make a crucial contribution to a dynamic, democratic and creative educational environment in our universities, provide students with the means and ability to take part in many facets of university life, and given them a representative voice and participatory role in the governance of their institutions.
	www.nteu.org.au /policy/current/vsu (816 words)

	ESA - Education - Higher Education - Support to specific projects
		In general, the support requested is either the attendance of an ESA expert as guest speaker at an event, or financial support for one of the organisation’s activities.
		Organisations will be informed within four weeks of the deadline, whether the requested support will be granted.
		If a project receives support, the organisation will be required to write a short report about the result and impact of the project, within eight weeks of its completion.
	www.esa.int /esaED/SEMSBBOFGLE_highereducation_0.html (260 words)

	International University Bremen: Student Organisations
		The Graduate Students Association (GSA) takes care of the interests and cultural aspirations of graduate students and offer their own private lounge.
		The Undergraduate Student Parliament and its many committees represent and support more than 600 undergraduate students with a diversity of activities and ideas.
		For all inquiries, IUB may be contacted at phone no +49 421 200-40.
	www.iu-bremen.de /services/organisations (143 words)

	andrewquah \|\| the quah report
		But the fact is that Voluntary Student Unionism is a move many students will take advantage of - and from next year, these organisations will most likely be considerably crippled because our student organisations do not, and have not for many years, the support of the thousands of students continuing to subsidise their activities.
		And if the students affected are so upset about losing SRC support, they would be more than welcome to invite organisations such as the Democratic Socialist Party or the NSW Greens to subsidise their work.
		If our student organisations looked into these sorts of solutions, we would be able to ease the squeeze on the student coffers, and perhaps even completely alleviate the cost over a few years.
	www.thequahreport.com (1084 words)

	Student organisations - Future undergraduate - The University of Sydney
		Student organisations - Future undergraduate - The University of Sydney
		Student organisations are an important part of university life.
		During Orientation Week, the front lawn of the Camperdown Campus is covered with the stalls of more than 250 student clubs and societies.
	www.usyd.edu.au /fstudent/undergrad/life/pub/student_org.shtml (168 words)

	UvT: Student organisations
		For information about Dutch student organisations at Tilburg University, look here.
		Therefore, Tilburg University has set up a student union whose main purpose is to improve social contacts between exchange students.
		As international students ourselves we would like to create an interactive network of people for social, academic, facilitative and prospective purposes.
	www.tilburguniversity.nl /students/organisations/.print (771 words)

	Student Organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		SAMS is a nationwide organisation that strives to improve communication between media students and media interests throughout Denmark, and to enhance the relationship between the students and the media industry.
		The main purpose of ITES is to promote contact between the students at IMV and the business community.
		PANIK is the IMV party committee that arranges 2-3 parties for the students each semester.
	www.imv.au.dk /eng/unit/studorgani (279 words)

	Student organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Student Union of the University of Helsinki (HYY) was founded in 1868.
		Their basic purpose is to represent the members and to improve their study as well as social conditions.
		The student card entitles the holder to a number of discounts in public transportation, theatres, concerts, opera and certain shops.
	www.helsinki.fi /~lakkisto/student_organisations.htm (257 words)

	UNIVERSITY OF MALTA
		It organises talks on Maltese language and literature, social events for students and the general public, exhibitions and monuments for Maltese authors and collaborates in publications on the Maltese language and literature.
		The MEDAC Alumni Association was officially launched in March 2006 with the primary objective to foster a network between students and alumni of the previous academic years.
		The activities organised range from academic lectures to various recreational activities and are designed to appeal for students, alumni and members of the diplomatic community alike.
	www.um.edu.mt /associations.html (3794 words)

	QUT \| Student Organisations (Student Guild)
		From Orientation Week through the year, the Guild organises a range of leisure opportunities to meet the needs of students on all three campuses for fun, fitness and diversion.
		The Guild also publishes a student newspaper, screens free movies on campus, and sponsors over 70 sporting, academic, international, religious, and special interest clubs.
		You can sign up with the Students Guild email list to keep up to date with events and activities on campus.
	www.qut.edu.au /about/servdirect/admin/studorgs.jsp (129 words)

	JADE \| Student Organisations
		There are several European and worldwide student organisations, each offering some specific services to the students of their target group.
		JADE is collaborating with these associations, which helps us to improve our existing projects and share our experience in the various fields of expertise, and at the same time to lower the barrier for students to find the right organisation fitting to their studies.
		Take a look ifiso.org for an introduction to most of those student organisations.
	www.jadenet.org /partners/student_organisations (106 words)

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