THE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

THE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Do you have problems with how the university handles your essay, exam or other student legal issues? Are you unsure about the laws, regulations and rules governing academic education? Do you feel that your lecturer lacks communication or hospitality?

Then contact the student representative at the Student Union in Östersund and you can get help and advice, all questions relating to your studies can be asked. The student representative's name is Anders and he has previously been vice-president and chairman of the Student Union, since 2005 he has been employed and since 2015 has been working as a student representative and supports students and our members in student legal matters. His office is on the ground floor of Studenternas Hus (House I).

You can reach the student representative via mail or via formulastraight to the right.

You can reach the student representative via mail or via formularight here below.

It is also fine to call: 070 – 662 17 51
Det går även bra att ringa: 070 – 662 17 51

When do I contact the student representative?

All students at Mittuniversitetet i Östersund can get advice and members of the corps also get additional help in the form of the student representative representing them in the matter if desired. Corps membership gives that little something extra.

The student representative is a full-time employee and has several years of experience in working with student legal issues.

When you contact the student representative, we get information about what works and what doesn't at the university and can raise this with people at different levels within Mittuniversitetet to bring about a change. Even if your problem is not a formal rule or law violation by the university, it may be something that can be improved in order to increase the quality of education.

Personal data management

The Student Union in Östersund saves the personal data you give us in order to handle your case and the legal basis for this is an agreement. The agreement intends to be able to help you as a student in your complaint matter. The storage takes place as long as the matter you report is ongoing or until you request that they be deleted. Information about the case that is not personal data is saved for as long as the Student Union in Östersund deems necessary.
Questions about this can be asked gdpr@admin

The student union in Östersund's student representative works continuously with individual student/doctoral matters. With this work, it also follows that the agent handles personal data. As of May 25, 2018, personal data is handled in accordance with the new data protection regulation (GDPR). This means that if you contact the representative to get support and help, we will ask for your consent to handle your personal data. Examples of personal data that we handle are names and contact information such as e-mail address that we need to be able to work with your case. You can of course always choose to contact the representative anonymously and ask questions, then we do not need your personal data. When contacting us, you can ask for a case number, which is good to save when you contact us, see point 5 below.

Read more about how we handle your personal data here ▾

  1. Your personal information, such as e-mail address, telephone number or other information about you as a person, which you, the student union or Mittuniversitetet have sent to the representative, will only be saved if your consent has been given and to the extent necessary for the representative to be able to work on the case against Central University.
  2. You always have the right to request a register extract to check what information is registered, concerning you, with the agent. If you believe that personal data is incorrect, you have the right to have it corrected or supplemented. You also have the right to data portability, which means that you can request an extract of your personal data held by us in order to give it to another personal data controller.
  3. You always have the right to withdraw your consent at any time and the agent will then delete your personal data.
  4. The personal data that the representative has in individual cases will not be disclosed to Mittuniversitetet, the student union or another party, unless consent is given by you as the student concerned.
  5. When your case is closed, all personal data is thinned and only a decoded description of the case remains, see point 6. This thinning takes place at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters respectively. Should you wish to resume contact regarding a case that has been closed, you can state your case number, as this number will not be deleted.
  6. The student representative compiles an anonymized student case report with statistics based on the cases that have been received during the financial year. No personal data is found in this report.
  7. The personal data controller is the Student Union in Östersund. Contact person regarding personal data processing is Anders Lundgren and can be reached on phone number 0706 621751 or email gdpr@sko.miun.se
  8. If you believe that your personal data is being handled incorrectly, you can submit a complaint to the Data Protection Authority, which is the supervisory authority.

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