Student Insights Research Coordinator — Part-Time

Association of Postgraduate Students Inc.; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 35,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Base at UQ St Lucia campus

Superannuation

Job summary

Association of Postgraduate Students Inc. (APS) in Brisbane is seeking a curious, analytical and adaptable Student Insights Coordinator to understand postgraduate student experiences and strengthen evidence-based decision-making at The University of Queensland (UQ).

As Student Insights Coordinator, you will design surveys, focus groups and consultations to capture student needs across UQ, translate findings into practical APS insights, and support advocacy and program decisions with robust data.

Qualifications

• Experience in research, surveys, data analysis, student consultation, program evaluation or similar activities will be highly regarded.
• We welcome applicants with relevant university research experience, including students and recent graduates who have developed practical research and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver student surveys, focus groups, interviews and consultations to understand postgraduate student needs and experiences.
• Engage coursework and HDR students across UQ campuses to encourage participation in consultations.
• Collect student feedback to support APS advocacy campaigns, policy submissions and university committee representation.
• Analyse quantitative and qualitative data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement.
• Prepare clear research reports, evidence summaries and data visualisations for APS staff and student representatives.

Job description

Association of Postgraduate Students Inc. (APS) in Brisbane is seeking a curious, analytical and adaptable Student Insights Coordinator to understand postgraduate student experiences and strengthen evidence-based decision-making at The University of Queensland (UQ).

As Student Insights Coordinator, you will design surveys, focus groups and consultations to capture student needs across UQ, translate findings into practical APS insights, and support advocacy and program decisions with robust data.