International Development Coordinator - Unsw Faculty Arts, Design & Architecture

International Development Coordinator - UNSW Faculty Arts, Design & Architecture Job no: 524226 Work type: full time Location: Sydney, NSW Categories: Administration, Business Development / Industry Engagement, Risk & Safety, Strategy, Knowledge Exchange Employment Type: Full Time, Fixed Term to May 2026 (35-hour week)Remuneration Level 6: $96,960 - $103,434 + 17% Superannuation Location: Kensington, NSW (the successful candidate will be required to work on campus 2-3 days a week)Belong to a vibrant campus community, where dreamers are doers. Why The Role Matters:The International Development Coordinator plays a key role in supporting UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture strategic objectives in relation to Academic Excellence and Global Impact. The position is responsible for supporting the development of activities and priorities around internal engagement, ADA's strategic plans and associated goals. The role reports to Education Innovation Manager and has a dotted reporting line to the Associate Dean International (ADI.) The role has no direct reports.Accountabilities: (please review the Position Description for a full list of Accountabilities) Support the ADI with international marketing opportunities, strategies, and student related issues.Provide effective stakeholder management, both internal and external, on behalf of ADA and the International Portfolio.Provide proactive administrative support to the ADI. This includes reporting, brief preparation for meetings and travel and other such activities.Organise international travel and logistics for ADI and assist any additional ADA academics traveling for student recruitment, as required. Work with Future Student Recruitment (FSR) and UNSW Office of Global Affairs to plan ADA International Travel for the year.Coordinate and deliver International projects, initiatives, and other identified programs to achieve operational and strategic goals.Provide support to the ADI and FSR, to organise agreements and Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) using existing agreement and templates. This includes working closely with schools and external partners to map curriculum and to come to consensus on articulation pathways.Provide support in tracking the ADA International Budget, working with appropriate teams and students to allocate mobility grant funding and international awards and scholarships.Support the development and delivery of International Pathways into ADA. This includes working with International FSR Teams on their requests to develop Recognition of Prior Learning arrangements with overseas institutions. Skills and Experience: