OVERVIEW The Student Immigration Officer role at the University of Oxford supports international students and their families across the full student lifecycle, from pre-arrival through study and onward transitions. Working within the Student Immigration team, the post partners closely with the Head of Student Immigration to deliver accurate, timely, and student-focused immigration advice. The role combines advisory support with institutional compliance responsibilities under the UK Points Based Immigration System. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Provide high-quality immigration support to international students and their families before arrival, during their studies, and as they transition to work or return home. – Work closely with the Head of Student Immigration as part of the Student Immigration team. – Support compliance and advisory functions under the UK Points Based Immigration System. – Advise on and support Student visa compliance. – Process and advise on Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) requirements. – Support immigration matters related to short-term study visits. – Provide guidance on work placements connected to student immigration status. – Respond to Graduate Route immigration queries. – Support the University’s sponsor obligations. – Contribute to audit readiness related to student immigration compliance. – Deliver guidance and training on immigration matters to staff and students. REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International student mobility depends on clear, compliant, and compassionate immigration support. This role helps ensure that students can study and plan their futures with confidence while safeguarding the University’s ability to sponsor international students. By combining compliance with education and guidance, the position plays a key part in sustaining trust between students, staff, and regulators. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Demonstrate a clear understanding of the UK Points Based Immigration System and its relevance to higher education. – Use examples that show experience supporting international students or working in advisory or compliance-focused roles. – Highlight your ability to communicate complex regulatory information clearly to diverse audiences. – Emphasize attention to detail and experience contributing to audit or compliance processes. – Show an understanding of the student lifecycle and how immigration advice supports student success at each stage. – Tailor your application to reflect collaboration and teamwork within a university setting.