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Oxford International Education Group is looking for a Marketing Manager to lead Global Hubs and Higher Education Programmes. The role involves designing and delivering integrated marketing campaigns across online and in-country pathways, coordinating with Global Hubs, agents and university partners to drive recruitment and brand awareness.
You will work with the Global Hubs and central Marketing teams to plan campaigns aligned with intakes and markets, ensuring timely delivery from planning
Application Deadline: 19 November 2026
Department: Marketing
Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: United Kingdom
Compensation: Competitive
Oxford International Digital Institute, or OIDI, is the digital learning division of Oxford International Education Group. OIDI connects universities, Global Hubs, education agents and students through flexible higher education pathway programmes designed to widen access to international education.
Our programmes provide online and in-country routes into higher education, enabling students to study closer to home, prepare for university-level study and progress to university partners around the world. OIDI’s portfolio includes Foundation, International Year One, Pre-Master’s and Pre-PhD programmes.
We are seeking an experienced and commercially minded Marketing Manager – Global Hubs & Higher Education Programmes to create, design, deliver, and implement marketing collateral across OIDI’s Global Hubs, online higher education programmes and university progression partnerships.
The Marketing Manager will be responsible for the development and implementation of integrated, intake-led marketing activity designed to:
The role will manage activity across multiple B2B, B2B2C and student-facing audiences, translating programme, progression and partnership information into clear and compelling propositions.
Working closely with the Global Hubs, Higher Education team, Partnerships, and central Marketing teams, the Marketing Manager will establish an effective annual campaign rhythm aligned with key intakes per year (3 currently, with a view to expand).
This is a hands‑on delivery role responsible for turning agreed strategy, priorities and briefs into tangible marketing activity. The postholder will play a key role in developing and implementing campaigns and projects, coordinating activity from planning through to launch, optimisation and reporting, in close collaboration with the product and senior marketing teams.