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University of Calgary Continuing Education is hiring a Marketing and Communications Coordinator on a 12-month term. The role supports the Marketing and Communications team with writing, social media, content creation, digital media, events, and project coordination.
We seek a strong communicator, creative thinker, and highly organized individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment and can manage multiple priorities while learning and growing in a collaborative team.
The Marketing and Communications team within UCalgary Continuing Education is currently seeking a Full-time Limited Term Marketing and Communications Coordinator for approximately 12 months.
The Marketing and Communications Coordinator reports to the Manager, Marketing and Communications. This versatile generalist position is designed to provide flexible support to all members of the Marketing and Communications team. The ideal candidate is a strong communicator, creative thinker, and highly organized professional who is eager to learn, able to adapt quickly, and is confident managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
This role is well-suited for someone early in their marketing and communications career looking to gain broad experience across a wide range of functional areas within a collaborative and high-performing team.
The Marketing and Communications team supports a diverse portfolio of projects, as well as diverse target audiences. As a member of the UCalgary Continuing Education Marketing and Communications team, the coordinator plays a dynamic support role contributing across areas including writing, social media management, content development, digital media production, event logistics, and project coordination.
The Marketing and Communications Coordinator works closely with other members of the Marketing and Communications team to implement overall marketing strategies and tactics for multiple stakeholders. High volume and variety of work demands can be expected, much of which are driven by internally and externally imposed deadlines and requirements. The successful applicant will have strong interest in social media marketing, writing, event planning, and a proven collaborative approach to project management. The Marketing and Communications Coordinator will interact with a diverse population within the university and may include interactions with external organizations and stakeholders.
Content Development and Social Media Management
General Marketing Duties
Project Management and Marketing Operations
Stakeholder Relationship and Collaboration
The Marketing and Communications Coordinator will be an organized self‑starter, have a strong entrepreneurial spirit, be outgoing and able to engage with a range of clients and stakeholders to facilitate their communications and event needs.
This position is part of the AUPE bargaining unit, and falls under the Specialist/Advisor Job Family, Phase 1.
November 12, 2026
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