Student Experience & Alumni Programs Lead

KPJ Healthcare University; Malaysia; On-site; MYR 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

KPJ Healthcare Berhad in Malaysia seeks a Student Success & Talent Lead to drive student development, leadership, and employability initiatives; develop support systems to boost wellbeing, retention, and success; coordinate activities with faculties to strengthen student experience.

The role also covers residential facilities oversight, alumni engagement, and admin planning; requires a Bachelor’s degree and 5–8 years in relevant fields; offers collaboration across departments to shape student

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required in education or related field; Master’s degree is an advantage.
• 5–8 years of experience in student affairs, higher education management, residential services, or alumni relations.
• Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Experience in managing student development programmes and operational functions is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead student success, talent development, and engagement initiatives.
• Oversee residential facilities and student wellbeing programs.
• Engage alumni and industry partners to support student development.
• Coordinate departmental planning, budgeting, and compliance.

Skills

Leadership

Student Engagement

Stakeholder Relations

Communication

Organizational Skills

Strategic Planning

Problem-Solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Education/Management/Student Affairs/HRM

Master’s degree preferred

Job description

KPJ Healthcare Berhad in Malaysia seeks a Student Success & Talent Lead to drive student development, leadership, and employability initiatives; develop support systems to boost wellbeing, retention, and success; coordinate activities with faculties to strengthen student experience.

The role also covers residential facilities oversight, alumni engagement, and admin planning; requires a Bachelor’s degree and 5–8 years in relevant fields; offers collaboration across departments to shape student