Job Overview
This position offers a unique opportunity for an enterprising individual to join the dynamic Global Student Recruitment and Admissions Directorate at Keele University. This Directorate plays a crucial role in advancing the university’s goals in recruitment, applicant marketing, admissions, inquiries, and the development of international partnerships. You will be at the forefront of managing Keele University’s global partnerships strategy with a strong emphasis on Transnational Education (TNE), aiding student progression alongside the Recruitment team.

In this role, you will leverage market and global trend analyses to foster partnership development overseas, supporting research, education, and international recruitment initiatives. Key responsibilities include coordinating business development using established University procedures and creating evaluation models for new strategic and financial opportunities. Additionally, you will oversee the launch of new partnerships, conduct annual performance reviews, and provide strategic financial advice to senior leadership. Your role involves clear key account management, requiring collaboration across university Schools, Faculties, and the Registry to ensure efficient and compliant partnerships. Interaction with partners, networks, agencies, and regulatory bodies will necessitate substantial internal collaboration and extensive external travel.

International Application Advice
If you are applying from an international education perspective, here are some tips to strengthen your application:

1. Highlight Global Experience: Emphasize any previous experience you have in international partnerships, global market analysis, or multinational education projects. Detail your role in these experiences and outcomes achieved.

1. Cultural Competency: Showcase your understanding of diverse cultural and educational contexts. Provide examples of how you have successfully navigated and integrated these perspectives within your previous roles.

1. Language Skills: If you are multilingual, make sure to highlight your language skills as they are a valuable asset in international roles.

1. Research and Network: Familiarize yourself with Keele University’s values, strategic goals, and current global initiatives. Networking with university staff or alumni could provide insights that enhance your application.

1. Tailor Your CV and Cover Letter: Align your skills and experiences with the specific duties and responsibilities outlined for the role. Mention any experience in strategic planning, partnership management, or business development in an educational context.

1. Legal and Practical Considerations: Ensure you have the necessary visa or work permit for the UK, or outline any plans you have to secure these legal permissions if you are offered the position.

For more detailed information, make sure to review the associated job description thoroughly.

Benefits and Application Instructions
Keele University offers a competitive benefits package, including a competitive salary with annual increments, generous leave entitlement, an excellent staff pension scheme, and professional development opportunities. Additional perks include access to an on-site nursery, discounted health facilities, and a cycle-to-work scheme.

To apply, visit the Keele University website and click the ‘Apply’ button. Keele University staff should apply through the Employee Self Service. For questions, reach out to Adam Hall at a.hall@keele.ac.uk, though applications sent to this email will not be accepted.

Important Dates

• Closing Date: 30 March 2025
• Interview Dates: 14 and 15 April 2025

Keele University values diversity and encourages applications from all backgrounds, particularly from Black, Asian, and ethnic minority communities to reflect the diversity of our student population