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University of Portsmouth is seeking a Global Recruitment Manager to support the Associate Director (UoP Global) in developing and delivering the international student recruitment strategy across markets including Europe, CIS, MENA, Türkiye, Vietnam and the Americas. You will lead regional teams, monitor market performance and refine strategies to improve recruitment outcomes.
The role is on-campus full-time with potential hybrid flexibility after induction, and interviews are scheduled for 16
Company: University of Portsmouth
Salary: Meets national minimum wage
Hours: Full-time
Location: PO1 2EG
Working pattern: Hybrid - 2 days remote
Job type: Permanent
Posting date: 11 Nov 2026
Closing date: 11 Dec 2026
To support the Associate Director (UoP Global) in the development and delivery of the University's international student recruitment strategy across designated markets, including (but not limited to) Europe, CIS, MENA, Türkiye, Vietnam and the Americas, as well as sponsorship channels.
The postholder will lead and manage specific regional and country-based recruitment teams, providing strategic direction, performance oversight and professional development to ensure the successful delivery of recruitment objectives. They will be responsible for monitoring market performance, analysing trends and market intelligence, and working with colleagues across UoP Global and the wider University to continuously review and refine recruitment strategies, identify growth opportunities and enhance student recruitment outcomes across their portfolio of markets.
This position is based on campus full-time during the initial induction period. Following this period, hybrid working of up to two days per week from home may be available and can be discussed at interview.
Interviews are provisionally scheduled to take place on 16 and 17 December 2026.
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