Positions of trust at HTS

Being an active member at HTS will give you great experience and the chance to meet some of the best people! Being an active member means that you lead the Union’s work forward, sometimes as part of a group and sometimes as a leader, with help from the Union. You can become active in how many committees you would like - choose what sounds interesting and fun to you!

The easiest way to get engaged in HTS is by applying to one of our many positions of trust. Down below there is a list with all of the positions of trust at HTS. If you are interested in a description of the different positions, you can find that here. If you have found something that interests you, there’s a guide on how to apply for the position here!

Student Representatives at ht

The faculty board and the faculty boards working committee for Humanities and Theology
(two persons)

Study Programmes Board
(three persons)

Board for Third-Cycle Studies
(one person)

Syllabus inspectors
(two persons)

Academic Appointments Board
(one permanent and one substitute)

Positions within cooperation bodies

LUS Summit
(one permanent and one substitute)

LUS Nomination Committee
(one permanent and one substitute)

AF:s Highest Board
(one permanent and one substitute)

AF:s Scholarship Committee
(one permanent and one substitute)

Delegates for SFS Representative Council
(four persons)

TRF:s Summit
(one permanent and one substitute)