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Boston University Global Programmes – Study Abroad in London is seeking a Programme Coordinator to oversee BU London programmes, manage academic and student support services, and coordinate field trips and visits.
The role involves collaboration with London faculty, Boston colleagues, and partner universities to ensure high-quality academic administration and pastoral care for approximately 1,200 students per year.
Study Abroad, a division of Boston University Global Programs, is responsible for developing and providing opportunities for undergraduate study around the world. BU Study Abroad offers students from Boston University and over 100 other colleges and universities 170+ programmes, 30+ cities, and 20+ countries. Boston University was one of the first universities in the United States to send students abroad, and the first university to offer study abroad internship opportunities on several continents. The range of subjects covered in London internship programme includes Advertising, Marketing and PR, Management, Computer Science, Film and Television, Journalism, Economics, History, English and Psychology and Health Sciences.
BU Study Abroad London also delivers other academic programmes in collaboration with the College of General Studies (CGS) and the College of Communication. This role’s primary responsibility will be with the London programme, while supporting and working alongside Academic Affairs colleagues in the delivery of the other programmes.
The mission of Boston University Study Abroad is to offer excellent, innovative, and diverse cross-cultural learning experiences for all students. Our study abroad programs cultivate the intellectual, professional, and personal qualities necessary for success in an increasingly interconnected world.
The LDN Programme Coordinator supports the delivery of academic and student support services at BU London, including the delivery of a high standard of academic programmes, student and learning resources, engagement activities, welfare provision, and housing for approximately 1,200 students per year. The LDN Programmes Coordinator acts as main point of contact for academic issues for incoming and current students on all the BU London Programmes. The LDN Programmes Coordinator has regular day-to-day interaction with London faculty to deliver first class administrative support for academic classes, field trips and guest lectures. The post holder will also contribute to a high standard of academic support and pastoral care along with colleagues in the Student Affairs Office team.
This job description is not exhaustive, and the post holder may be required to perform other duties as and when required in line with the remit of the position. It may be amended from time to time in keeping with the evolving needs of the role and its relationships to colleagues. Any such changes will be agreed through a consultative process.
Assistant Director for Academic Affairs
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