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Flinders University is seeking a Higher Education Officer (Level 7) to lead the identification, development, establishment and strategic review of international education pathways and articulation arrangements that support student access and progression to university programs.
You will collaborate with international schools, pathway providers, and partner institutions to assess opportunities, design pathways, and coordinate credits and progression models.
822K inbound students (2024) +10%
1. China 168K
2. India 128K
3. Nepal 57K
4. Vietnam 33K
5. Malaysia 26K
3 international branch campuses in Australia
Full-Time | Fixed Term (12 months) Higher Education Officer Level 7 | $102,589 - $113,561 Location: Bedford Park / Kaurna Country View
Position Description About the Role Join a growing team and lead the identification, development, establishment and strategic review of international education pathways and articulation arrangements that support student access and progression to Flinders University programs, including transnational education and branch campus offerings. The position works collaboratively with international schools, pathway providers, education institutions, Colleges, Global Engagement, Admissions and Compliance, Marketing and Student Recruitment, and other relevant stakeholders to assess opportunities and develop pathway models aligned with University priorities, academic requirements, partnership commitments and recruitment objectives and provides specialist advice on pathway design, articulation, credit and progression models. You will be accountable for pathway opportunity development, design & coordination, performance & portfolio review and partnership development & strategic engagement, which will include the establishment, approval readiness and handover of these pathways. For a more comprehensive list of key position responsibilities, please view the Position Description This position makes a significant contribution to the University's strategic plan to "Changing 10 million lives, Every One Matters", by 2035 through providing specialist advice on pathway design, articulation, credit and progression models; evaluation of pathway and arrangement performance; and recommendations for opportunities for enhancement, growth or risk treatment. It establishes operational requirements for approved arrangements and coordinates their structured handover to the Coordinator, Transnational Education and Partner Services. Working collaboratively with colleagues, academic staff and education partners, the role contributes to a vibrant culture and embraces an agile approach to delivering responsive, high-quality services in a dynamic environment.
About You As success in this role requires an inclusive and collaborative approach, sound judgement, intercultural capability and a strong focus on innovation, evidence-informed decision-making and continuous improvement, you will possess exemplary high level communication, interpersonal, consultation and negotiation skills, including the ability to influence outcomes and work effectively across organisational and cultural boundaries. You have proven experience developing, establishing or reviewing education pathways, articulation arrangements, partnership programs or related international education initiatives, and can demonstrate experience building productive relationships with schools, education institutions, pathway providers, government agencies and other relevant stakeholders. To be successful in this role, you will bring: Demonstrated experience building productive relationships with schools, education institutions, pathway providers, government agencies and other relevant stakeholders. The ability to interpret and apply academic, admissions, pathway-related and regulatory requirements and translate them into workable arrangements Proven coordinate complex activities involving multiple stakeholders and achieve outcomes through collaboration and sound judgement. Well-developed analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to evaluate performance, identify opportunities and risks, and recommend practical solutions. Additional language capability relevant to the University's international education partner regions is desirable.
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