Manager - Academic and Student Affairs (Programme Management)
Job Purpose
The Manager – Academic and Student Affairs (ASA) plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth execution of academic programs and fostering a supportive, enriching environment for students. This role involves managing student enquiries, programme logistics, academic processes, faculty coordination, and liaising with both internal and external stakeholders to deliver high-quality academic services.
Job Outline
Student Engagement
- Organize and oversee student-centric activities such as workshops, guest lectures, and engagement events.
- Serve as the primary liaison between the ASA office and students, ensuring timely communication, addressing concerns, and facilitating regular student meetings.
- Maintain and update comprehensive student records, including scores, grades, leave of absence, and rejoining details.
Academic Coordination & Systems Management
- Ensure timely and accurate data entry into academic platforms like SAP and LMS, including grades and course information.
- Coordinate with the AA team and faculty to ensure seamless academic delivery, including course outline dissemination, grade submission, and classroom readiness.
- Support internal academic audits by compiling and submitting data, addressing queries, and implementing process improvements as required.
Faculty Support
- Act as the central point of contact for faculty, providing logistical and academic support for course delivery.
- Facilitate the preparation and distribution of course materials and manage classroom logistics, including AV setups and other instructional tools.
Programme Execution & Academic Services
- Ensure the effective execution of academic programs, including classroom management, exam scheduling, student group allocation, and logistical planning.
- Oversee timely issuance of program materials such as textbooks, course packs, and reference materials.
- Respond to student and executive queries promptly and professionally, providing logistical and academic support during and after the program.
Reporting & Budgeting
- Prepare and maintain all MIS reports related to the program.
- Contribute to the preparation and tracking of the annual program budget in consultation with reporting managers.
Job Specification
Specific Skills
- Proficiency in computers – MS Office, SAP, LMS.
- Interpersonal skills, sense of urgency, multitasking, effective communication, problem solving, coordination, attention to detail, data management.
Desirable Experience - 6-10 years
Job Interface / Relationships
Internal
- Registrar’s Office
- Academic Associates
- Marketing
- Admissions
- Finance
External
- Students
- Applicants
- Faculty
- Statutory Auditors
Additional Responsibilities
- Coordinate with faculty for all programme related requirements – 20%
- Coordinate with students, respond to queries on time and escalate where supervisor guidance is required – 20%
- Coordinate with vendors and other departments – 15%
- Manage SAP, LMS systems, budget, and add value to other departmental programmes – 15%
- Total time spent on all responsibilities – 100%
Any Other Significant Input
The position requires working on weekends and long hours while teaching is in progress. The job holder may be required to travel and stay on/off campus during term weeks.
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