location: Willenton Square, Oxford, Ox1 2JD

Are you a manager of experience in the field of global charitable business looking for your next profession step? This role provides a rare opportunity to join the Supreme Command team in development and the participation of graduates at Oxford University, and the development and implementation of strategies to collect major donations in international markets while preparing to enter our next campaign in billions of pounds.

about us

Oxford University extends in the historical streets of “Dreaming Spries”, the world’s leading university for nine consecutive years. The place where centuries of innovative traditions that change the world meet, we offer you the opportunity to form the future while working in an inspiring environment that enhances excellence.

The task of development and participation in the graduates is to help secure charitable support for the university, and to build a community of graphic, enlightened, and active graduates.

What we offer

Oxford University offers many exclusive advantages, such as:

• 38 days of annual leave (including public holidays) to support your well -being, with the option to buy up to 10 additional days and additional leave after long service.
• One of the most generous family vacation plans in higher education in the United Kingdom, as it offers up to 26 weeks of full maternity leave and adoption leave, in addition to 12 weeks of full -class parental leave.
• Commitment to hybrid and flexible work to suit your lifestyle.
• The excellent retirement scheme.
• Sustainable and sustainable mobility options, including bicycle loan scheme, cut bus travel, and seasonal ticket loans.
• Reaching a vibrant society through social, cultural and sports clubs.

About the role

As a senior member of the Leadership Team at the Oxford University Development Office and the participation of graduates (DAE), the World Charitable Business Director will be an integral part in determining the strategic direction of the university’s international donation collection initiatives, in addition to providing leadership and support for three employees’ teams abroad: New York, Hong Kong, and TOKYO. In addition, the postal holder will manage his own portfolio of donors and prospects, and often works directly with the chief development officers, graduates and university leadership. The director of international charitable business will play a decisive role in developing the strategy and leading the collection of donations abroad for the university, as Oxford enters its next campaign, which has reached billions of pounds.

About you

• A great experience in collecting donations, including success installed in securing seven personal gifts in the UK and/or international
• I gained experience in a successful and fundraising campaign
• Experience of management installed in a complex organization
• Strong leadership skills, a cooperative management style and experience in employee management successfully in a proactive and positive way
• Excellent communication skills, by mouth and writing
• The ability to develop good business relations with the academic community has proven closely with academics, university leaders and administrators
• The ability to represent the University of Oxford between a group of external electoral districts
• Excellent general level of education, including degree or equivalent
• Attention to higher education

The application process

To apply, please download:

• Cover message/support statement
• Your CV
• Details of two rulers

The closing date of applications is 12 noon Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

The interviews will take place Friday, October 17And it will be held face to face.