OVERVIEW The Go Global Associate Advisor at The University of British Columbia (UBC) Okanagan Campus supports international learning opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students through the university-wide Go Global program. This role focuses on coordinating and advising on inbound and outbound student mobility programs, including study, research, and practicum experiences with partner universities. The position is a one-year contract at 0.8 FTE and sits within the Global Engagement Office. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Manage established international learning opportunities with UBC academic programs and partner universities – Advise UBC students and visiting international students before, during, and after international learning experiences – Facilitate individual and group advising sessions, workshops, and information sessions related to international study and research – Assess student learning goals and guide students toward appropriate international opportunities aligned with academic and career objectives – Advise on application and admission processes for partner universities, including use of UBC and partner information systems – Support students with course selection research, transfer credit information, housing, admissions, and transcripts – Coordinate orientation, transition, and pre-departure programming for inbound and outbound students – Develop and deliver educational programming to support student learning pre-departure, during experience, and post-experience – Support special programs such as summer programs and structured research initiatives, including marketing, communications, and advising – Coach students on articulating international experiences to employers – Interpret and apply university and Go Global policies, proposing exceptions when required – Identify issues in policies or program guidelines and implement changes as needed – Connect students with campus resources, including academic advising, health, counselling, housing, and safety abroad support – Develop, implement, and evaluate programs addressing student concerns, including workshops and online resources – Participate in university project teams and committees representing Go Global – Collaborate with UBC faculty, staff, and partner university colleagues to support program delivery – Review and redesign processes to improve program effectiveness using stakeholder input REQUIREMENTS – WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International learning programs are a key component of global engagement and student development in higher education. This role directly supports students navigating complex academic, cultural, and administrative environments, helping ensure their international experiences are accessible, well-supported, and educationally meaningful. The Associate Advisor also contributes to the strength and sustainability of institutional partnerships worldwide. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Clearly demonstrate experience advising or supporting students in academic or international education settings – Highlight project management, coordination, and program delivery experience across multiple stakeholders – Emphasize communication skills, particularly in explaining complex processes and policies to students – Provide examples of working with information systems, databases, or application platforms – Show understanding of student mobility, exchange, or international learning programs in higher education – Tailor your application to reflect alignment with UBC’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion