As a member of the CIA admission team (PGT), you will be responsible for admission management in a group of graduate courses that are taught through multiple colleges.

About the role

By working in cooperation with academic departments, you will evaluate requests, take admission decisions and contribute directly to the strategic goal of the university of developing and diversifying our population graduate studies while preserving our high academic standards.

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Evaluating applications in line with university entry requirements and training course
• Responding to inquiries and providing guidance for potential graduate students and their representatives
• Building positive business relationships with applicants, colleagues and academic workers

You will be part of a dedicated team that provides an effective, comprehensive and friendly acceptance process.

About you

We are looking for a person:

• An effective connection, with a high level of accuracy and attention to details
• The competent, conscience and motives with a systematic approach to work
• Capable of working in a team, independently, as it is proactive and able to use the initiative

Experience in higher education management, preferably with acceptance experience, is desirable, but we also welcome applications from those who have other administrative backgrounds

More information

This role is presented on a part -time basis, it works 21.9 hours per week.

You are able to work on a hybrid basis, but you are expected to be personal on campus one day, either on Tuesday or Wednesday.

For information discussion about the role, please call Claire Bannister, head of PGT acceptance (mnsclb@bath.ac.uk) Or Steve Hatch, PGT admission official (Sch63@bath.ac.uk).

We consider ourselves a university where differences, respect and encouragement are celebrated. We have an excellent international reputation with employees from more than 60 different countries and a positive commitment to gender equality and intersection that received the ATHena Swan Silver Award. We really believe that the diversity of experience, perspectives and backgrounds will lead to a better environment for our employees and students and encourage applications from all races, backgrounds and societies, especially from the active groups, an incomplete representation, and evaluate the positive impact that will happen on the university. We are committed to maintaining a safe and safe environment for our students, our employees and society by enhancing the most secure employment commitment.

We are very proud to be signed for the reign of the armed forces. Approved Disabled leader; Autistic University of Autismcommitted to Building deficit confidence and supporting disabled employees.

As a member of the CIA admission team (PGT), you will be responsible for admission management in a group of graduate courses that are taught through multiple colleges.

About the role

By working in cooperation with academic departments, you will evaluate requests, take admission decisions and contribute directly to the strategic goal of the university of developing and diversifying our population graduate studies while preserving our high academic standards.

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Evaluating applications in line with university entry requirements and training course
• Responding to inquiries and providing guidance for potential graduate students and their representatives
• Building positive business relationships with applicants, colleagues and academic workers

You will be part of a dedicated team that provides an effective, comprehensive and friendly acceptance process.

About you

We are looking for a person:

• An effective connection, with a high level of accuracy and attention to details
• The competent, conscience and motives with a systematic approach to work
• Capable of working in a team, independently, as it is proactive and able to use the initiative

Experience in higher education management, preferably with acceptance experience, is desirable, but we also welcome applications from those who have other administrative backgrounds

More information

This role is presented on a part -time basis, it works 21.9 hours per week.

You are able to work on a hybrid basis, but you are expected to be personal on campus one day, either on Tuesday or Wednesday.

For information discussion about the role, please call Claire Bannister, head of PGT acceptance (mnsclb@bath.ac.uk) Or Steve Hatch, PGT admission official (Sch63@bath.ac.uk).

We consider ourselves a university where differences, respect and encouragement are celebrated. We have an excellent international reputation with employees from more than 60 different countries and a positive commitment to gender equality and intersection that received the ATHena Swan Silver Award. We really believe that the diversity of experience, perspectives and backgrounds will lead to a better environment for our employees and students and encourage applications from all races, backgrounds and societies, especially from the active groups, an incomplete representation, and evaluate the positive impact that will happen on the university. We are committed to maintaining a safe and safe environment for our students, our employees and society by enhancing the most secure employment commitment.

We are very proud to be signed for the reign of the armed forces. Approved Disabled leader; Autistic University of Autismcommitted to Building deficit confidence and supporting disabled employees.