OVERVIEW The International Officer role at Norwich University of the Arts sits within the International Office team and supports the delivery of international student recruitment and marketing activities. Based in Norwich, England, this position contributes to engagement across a range of global markets. The role combines relationship management, recruitment activity, and strategic support aligned with the University’s international objectives. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Support the delivery of student recruitment activities across a range of international markets. – Contribute to international marketing activities linked to student recruitment. – Recruit international students on behalf of the University. – Develop and maintain relationships with overseas schools and colleges. – Build and manage relationships with international agents. – Engage with government bodies in international markets. – Support the University’s global recruitment and partnership strategy. REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International student recruitment plays a critical role in supporting institutional sustainability, global engagement, and cultural diversity within higher education. By developing strong international partnerships and recruitment pathways, this role helps ensure the University continues to attract students from a broad range of countries and educational backgrounds. The position also supports the University’s wider global presence and long-term international strategy. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Clearly demonstrate your experience in international student recruitment, marketing, or international partnership development, using specific examples where possible. – Highlight any experience working with overseas institutions, agents, or government bodies, and explain your role in building or maintaining those relationships. – Show an understanding of how international recruitment supports broader institutional strategy, not just admissions targets. – Tailor your application to reflect the creative and specialist focus of Norwich University of the Arts, linking your experience to its academic profile where appropriate. – Emphasize cross-cultural communication skills and your ability to work effectively across different international markets. – Ensure your application clearly aligns your professional background with the responsibilities outlined in the role description.