OVERVIEW The Program Manager in the Office of Overseas Programs for Arts and Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis plays a central role in advancing undergraduate international education. This position supports students as they engage in intercultural and international academic experiences and helps ensure the effective delivery of university-sponsored programs abroad. Working within a collaborative campus environment, the role connects students, faculty, and global partners to support meaningful overseas learning opportunities. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Support undergraduate engagement in intercultural and international academic experiences – Provide study abroad advising to undergraduate students – Coordinate faculty-led international programs – Coordinate international exchange programs – Support the administration of scholarships related to overseas programs – Provide services for international exchange students – Support engagement activities for students returning from international programs – Collaborate with faculty on international education initiatives – Work with campus partners to deliver international programs – Collaborate with international institutions connected to WashU-run programs – Support the delivery of university-run international education programs – Contribute to the assessment of international education programs REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International education programs require careful coordination to ensure academic quality, student support, and meaningful intercultural learning. This role helps make global opportunities accessible and well-structured for undergraduate students while strengthening institutional partnerships abroad. By supporting both outbound and inbound students, the Program Manager contributes to a more globally engaged academic community. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Highlight your experience supporting study abroad, exchange, or other international academic programs, using concrete examples where possible – Emphasize your ability to collaborate with faculty, campus offices, and external partners across different cultural and institutional contexts – Demonstrate familiarity with student advising or student-facing services related to international education – Show how you have contributed to program coordination, implementation, or assessment in previous roles – In your cover letter, connect your interest in global education to the mission of Arts and Sciences at a research university – Be prepared to discuss how you would support both outgoing study abroad students and incoming international exchange students within one integrated office