Wonkhe SUs Pass
For students’ unions
When SUs know what’s going on, and can understand what’s going on, they can influence what’s going on in the student interest – briefings, training, alerts and support built for officers and staff.
What you get
Regular policy briefings
Subscriber-only explainers at least twice a week, an archive of over 1,000 explainers and research findings, and the quarterly policy update.
Training
A thirty-hour-plus online summer programme, and a day’s on-site in-house training for officers and staff.
Briefing emails
A bespoke weekly email for SUs – the latest developments, analysis, opportunities and news from around the SU network.
Instant alerts and chat
WhatsApp news and policy alerts, and the group chat.
Online briefings
Regular sessions on the issues SUs are discussing with institutions, a monthly Wonkhe Live invitation, and the webinar archive.
Advice and support
Team Wonkhe on call for your representation and policy questions, with regular online catch-ups for your team.
Event discounts
Discounts on Wonkhe events all year round – including the Festival of Higher Education and The Secret Life of Students.
Exclusive events and projects
Research projects, roundtables and annual study tours into how other countries do student representation.
Strategy
We’ll join your board or working groups to help scan the horizon and bring the wider policy perspective.
SUs Pass also carries the Wonkhe Pass essentials – the Daily Briefing and subscriber analysis – though most unions live in the SUs programme above.
Recent briefings
Every briefing, exactly as it landed in inboxes – sign in to read. The whole archive is part of the subscription.
- 23 October 2026Friday 23 October 2026Carat and stick
- 16 October 2026Friday 16 October 2026Letter of the law
- 9 October 2026Friday 9 October 2026The house always wins
- 2 October 2026Friday 2 October 2026What goes on tour
- 25 September 2026Friday 25 September 2026A field day
- 18 September 2026Friday 18 September 2026Get fresh
- 11 September 2026Friday 11 September 2026You can’t say that
- 4 September 2026Friday 4 September 2026Course correction