Your student representatives in halls; helping to build community and improve the student experience.

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Living in halls is about more than having somewhere to stay while you study. It's where you'll meet new people, build friendships and make memories that last long after university.

Hall Community Officers help make halls welcoming, inclusive communities where everyone can feel at home. They're friendly student representatives who organise events, bring people together and help shape life in halls by listening to residents and representing their views.

This page can help you find your Hall Community Officer, learn more about the role and discover ways to get involved in your hall community.

Could you be your hall's next Hall Community Officer?

Hall Community Officers are elected by students, for students. They help make sure residents have a voice, bring people together through events and activities, and help build welcoming hall communities.

We're currently preparing for this year's Hall Community Officer elections, so all positions are vacant until new representatives are elected.

Whether you're full of ideas, love building community, or simply want to help make halls an even better place to live, becoming a Hall Community Officer is a great way to get involved and make a positive impact on the students around you.

Want to find out more before nominations open? Read about the role and keep an eye on our Rep Elections page for updates.

Find your hall community

Hall Community Officers are elected for the accommodation communities listed below. Use this section to check whether your hall has a Hall Community Officer role, and follow the links to read more about your accommodation on UCL’s official webpages.

Once Hall Community Officers have been elected, we’ll add their details here so you can find out who represents your hall community and how to get involved.