**Contract:** Fixed-term until 30 September 2025 **Opportunity:** This post may be available as a secondment. The University of Oxford offers a stimulating work environment and enjoys an international reputation as a world-class centre of excellence. Our research is pivotal in addressing global challenges, from mitigating carbon emissions to developing vaccines during pandemics. ### Department The Student Immigration team within Student Registry is dedicated to providing high-quality visa support to international students and their families. This support extends from pre-arrival through their time in Oxford and includes assistance during transitions—whether returning home or remaining in the UK to work. Additionally, the team ensures the University meets all its obligations as a licensed sponsor of international students under the Points Based Immigration System. In this role, you will address a range of queries from staff and students concerning visa advice and compliance. Additionally, you will handle various administrative functions required for student visa holders. ### What We Offer As an employer, we prioritize our employees’ well-being, reflected in a diverse range of benefits, including: – An excellent contributory pension scheme – 38 days of annual leave – A comprehensive range of childcare services – Family leave schemes – Cycle loan scheme – Discounted bus travel and Season Ticket travel loans – Membership to various social and sports clubs This role also provides an opportunity for hybrid working. ### About the Role This position involves collaborating with the advice and compliance sections of the Student Immigration team. You will offer guidance on obtaining entry clearance overseas, extending visas within the UK, exploring post-study work opportunities, and advising staff and students on visa compliance obligations. Additionally, you will prepare CAS numbers for visa applications and provide specialist support and guidance to college, department, and divisional users of the eVision Visa Management System. ### About You The ideal candidate should possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, demonstrating a personable, confident, and diplomatic approach that uses tact, discretion, and initiative. You should be adept at liaising with senior colleagues, external bodies, and all members of the collegiate University. The ability to work under pressure and meet strict deadlines while handling a high volume of work is essential. ### Application Process Applicants should submit a covering letter/supporting statement, CV, and the contact details of two referees via the online application portal (click the ‘Apply’ button above). **Application Deadline:** 12noon on 29 August 2024 **Interviews:** Week commencing 16 September 2024, to be held in central Oxford, in person