The Student Parliament at Molde University College

Her are the candidates running for election for Student Parliament 2025/2026:

Faculty of Logistics

Amalie Olsen Skar, studying Marine Logistics and Economics

“I want to run for election because I want to help influence student life in a positive direction. It also seems very fun and exciting to be part of such an important organization. I believe it is important that the students’ voices are heard, and I want to contribute to creating a better study environment, both academically and socially. I am particularly passionate about student finances. Many students depend on part-time jobs to make ends meet, and I find it unfair that we are penalized for this through lower grants. Therefore, I want to work for better financial support systems and a higher asset limit. Additionally, I wish to contribute to making the study environment fairer and more predictable, especially concerning exam dates and accommodations.”

Faculty of Business Administration and Social Sciences:

Cordelia Eline Velde Monsen, studying Law

“I have been in the assembly since fall 2024 and I am really enjoying it. I feel that I have been able to contribute a lot in the short time I have been there. As a student, I am very engaged and care deeply about ensuring that everyone around me is doing well. I have been studying for several years and therefore bring with me a lot of experience that can be useful when it comes to student matters. I am passionate about welfare. I am very focused on reducing economic and social disparities and have many ideas for next semester that I am looking forward to presenting to the student parliament.”

Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Care
Ida Caroline Gasberg Bull, studying Social Education

“By running for election, I believe it will help me develop the ability to be part of an assembly and gain more knowledge about leadership. This can provide me with valuable experience for my future. It’s also an opportunity to create a new network with others, as collaboration is a vital part of the community. Running for election in the assembly is a way to contribute to something, make changes, and make important decisions together with others. I am very passionate about mental health and believe there should be greater focus on this in the school environment, as many students experience significant stress that can lead to anxiety. By placing more emphasis on mental health, we can help ensure that all students have a positive school experience. Outside of that, I am open to learning something new and working on other issues.”

The election will be held digitally on eValg and will open on May 12th at 8:00 AM and close on May 13th at 11:59 PM. All semester-registered students are eligible to vote, and you will be voting for candidates who belong to your faculty.