Director of Global Graduate Admissions & Strategy

Northeastern University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 76,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition assistance

Wellness program

Commuting & transportation support

Job summary

Northeastern University is seeking a Director of Graduate Enrollment and Admissions for the School of Law, focusing on LL.M. and MLS programs. The role develops recruitment and yield strategies to increase applicants, admits, and matriculants while managing processes and partnerships.

The position emphasizes data-driven enrollment management, marketing, and international outreach, with travel and collaboration across the law school and central administration.

Qualifications

• Experience in student recruitment, admissions, and marketing academic programs.
• Strong written and oral communication skills and cultural sensitivity.
• Proficiency in data management and using social media for marketing.

Responsibilities

• Manages LL.M. and MLS recruitment, application, and admissions processes and analyzes enrollment data.
• Communicates with applicants and admitted students and awards scholarships.
• Develops international and domestic recruitment strategy and oversees third-party partners.
• Travels to promote the program domestically and internationally as needed.
• Supports JD program activities and manages enrollment/marketing with partners.

Skills

Recruitment

Admissions

Marketing

Data management

Communication

Social media marketing

Project management

International recruitment

Education

Bachelor's degree (JD or related law degree preferred)

Job description

Northeastern University is seeking a Director of Graduate Enrollment and Admissions for the School of Law, focusing on LL.M. and MLS programs. The role develops recruitment and yield strategies to increase applicants, admits, and matriculants while managing processes and partnerships.

The position emphasizes data-driven enrollment management, marketing, and international outreach, with travel and collaboration across the law school and central administration.