Part Time Officer Elections
The Part-time Officers are current students of TU Dublin and remain students for the duration of their term in office. These positions are taken up on a part-time basis alongside the students studies.
These are paid positions where the officeholder will normally work up to 6 hours per week, and they are paid according to the living wage guidelines, which are currently €14.80 per hour.
1 Year Term of Office – July 1st, 2026, to June 30th, 2027
BY-ELECTION
Nominations for Postgraduate Officer open 13th April 2026, the nomination form is here.
Key Dates to Know
Nominations:
Opens Now - Apply Here
Closes: Monday, 24th April at 12:00pm
Candidate and Camapign Manager Meeting:
Monday, 27th April at 6:00pm (Online)
Online Hustings:
Wednesday, 29th April at 6:00pm
Campaigning Period:
Begins: Immediately after the Candidates/Campaign Managers’ meeting
Ends: 6:00pm on Thursday, 30th April
Voting:
From 9:00am to 7:00pm on Thursday, 30th April
Voting will take place in person at the Student Union Offices across all five main campuses.
The Count:
Friday, 1st May, 10:00am, Bolton St. Stage
Postgraduate Officer
Postgraduate Officer is the only Part-Time Officer role that is not filled via Student Council hustings. ONLY Postgraduate Officers can vote for the Postgraduate role.
REPRESENT your Community
RUN for Part-Time Officer
If not YOU, then WHO?
Why Become a Part-Time Officer?
Flexible Leadership: Make an impact while managing your studies and other commitments.
Focus on What Matters: Represent specific student groups or issues you’re passionate about.
Gain Valuable Experience: Build skills in leadership, advocacy, and project management.
Connect with Peers: Work closely with other student leaders and the Students' Union.
Enhance Your CV: Stand out with experience in a leadership role that fits your schedule.
What Will You Do as a Part-Time Officer?
Represent Student Interests: Advocate for specific groups, such as mature students, international students, or students with disabilities.
Collaborate on Campaigns: Work with the Student Union to create and run campaigns focused on your area of responsibility.
Attend Meetings: Participate in council and committee meetings, providing insight and feedback from your perspective.
Organize Events: Plan and execute events and initiatives that support your designated group or issue.
Be a Voice for Change: Help shape university policies that impact the wider student body.
Here you'll find a document that outlines the Post Specification for all TU Dublin SU Full-Time and Part-Time Officer
Who Can Run?
Any TU Dublin Student! Whether you’re studying full-time, part-time, undergraduate, or postgraduate, we need YOU.
Election Day: Encourage students to vote and support your candidacy!