Study Abroad Specialist, Coordinator or Program Manager

Uniglobalcareers; San Antonio (TX); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Texas at San Antonio is hiring for a study abroad position, with final title determined by the selected candidate’s qualifications, education, and experience. The role may be filled as Program Manager - Study Abroad, Program Coordinator - Study Abroad, or Program Specialist - Study Abroad.

This hybrid position is based in San Antonio, Texas, with a schedule of three days in the office and two days working abroad remotely from home each week.

Qualifications

• Qualifications will determine appointment level.
• Education and experience will be evaluated for role placement.
• Salary placement is commensurate with qualifications, education, and experience.

Responsibilities

• Support study abroad program operations and administration
• Serve in a role aligned with Program Manager, Program Coordinator, or Program Specialist
• Work within a hybrid work structure with in-office and remote
• Contribute to study abroad initiatives at The University of Texas at San Antonio

Skills

Project coordination

Organization skills

Communication

Study abroad operations

Job description

United States — International Student Market

1.2M inbound students (2025) +3%

1. India 363K

2. China 266K

3. South Korea 42K

4. Canada 30K

5. Vietnam 26K

9 international branch campuses in United States

OVERVIEW The University of Texas at San Antonio is hiring for one study abroad position, with the final title determined by the selected candidate’s qualifications, education, and experience. Depending on the successful applicant’s background, the role may be filled as Program Manager - Study Abroad, Program Coordinator - Study Abroad, or Program Specialist - Study Abroad. This hybrid position is based in San Antonio, Texas, with a schedule of three days in the office and two days working abroad remotely from home each week. The position supports study abroad programming within a nationally recognized public research university environment. Salary ranges vary by level and are annualized and commensurate with qualifications, education, and experience.

Key responsibilities

• Support study abroad program operations and administration
• Serve in a role aligned with Program Manager, Program Coordinator, or Program Specialist

Key responsibilities

Work within a hybrid work structure with in-office and remote

Key responsibilities

Contribute to study abroad initiatives at The University of Texas at San Antonio

Requirements

• Qualifications will determine appointment level
• Education and experience will be evaluated for role placement
• Candidates must meet the qualifications associated with the selected level
• Salary placement is commensurate with qualifications, education, and experience WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Study abroad professionals help expand access to global education opportunities and support students seeking academic and cultural experience abroad. Roles in international education contribute to program development, student support, and institutional engagement with global learning initiatives. Working in a university study abroad program can provide experience across student services, program coordination, and international education administration. This opportunity offers exposure to multiple levels of responsibility within a large public university setting.

Bonus: Application advice

• Tailor your application materials to the specific study abroad level that best matches your qualifications and experience
• Highlight experience supporting education programs, international initiatives, or student-facing services
• Emphasize organizational skills, communication abilities, and program coordination experience
• Include examples of managing projects, advising students, or supporting abroad opportunities when relevant
• Review salary ranges carefully to understand how qualifications and experience may align with each position level
• Prepare to discuss how your background supports hybrid work and collaboration in a university environment