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University of the Arts London seeks an Established Programme Officer (Creative) to support planning, project management, administration and delivery of the Foundation’s Advocacy and Creative Programme. You will help deliver flagship initiatives like the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and adda, and coordinate creative outputs for advocacy priorities.
You will engage writers, artists and partners across the Commonwealth, contributing to civil society engagement and creative initiatives in an
We are seeking an experienced and highly organised professional to support the planning, project management, administration and delivery of the Foundation’s Advocacy and Creative Programme. You will contribute to flagship initiatives, including the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and adda, our online literary magazine. The postholder will also deliver creative outputs linked to advocacy priorities, and other high-profile activities that engage civil society, creative practitioners and partners from across the Commonwealth.
This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of creativity and advocacy, supporting programmes that amplify diverse voices, foster dialogue and contribute to the Foundation’s wider strategic objectives.
As an established Programme Officer, you will play a key role in delivering creative projects and initiatives, managing relationships with writers, artists and partners, and ensuring the effective coordination of programme activities. Working closely with colleagues across the Foundation, you will contribute creative perspectives to advocacy platforms and help strengthen engagement with creative communities across the Commonwealth.
This is a great opportunity for someone who combines excellent project management and administration skills with a collaborative and creative approach, enjoys working across a range of creative projects in an international environment, and is passionate about using creativity to support civic participation across the Commonwealth.