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The Postgraduate Association at the University of Bath exists to represent postgraduate students and advocate for their needs and opinions. It is run by an executive committee of elected postgraduate students. The PGA organizes social events to help postgraduates connect, as well as academic events like a postgraduate conference to share research and develop skills. It also campaigns for facilities dedicated to postgraduates, such as a new social space that opened in June 2010.
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