Position Summary
This
position establishes, manages, and promotes all study abroad programs
in Asia. It requires close collaboration within the
Study Abroad Office with those responsible for advising, finance and
operations, and outside the Study Abroad Office with academic units that
sponsor and support each study abroad program. The successful
management of programs entails ensuring that each is
financially viable and articulates closely with the on-campus academic
curriculum, and regular and effective communication with foreign partner
universities, institutions and service providers. The position is also
responsible for: putting in place administrative
and logistical arrangements for proprietary UNC-CH study abroad
programs in Asia, overseeing the Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship
Program and supervising the Phillips Events and Communications
Coordinator, managing the donor-funded SE Asia Summer Program and
the office’s sole joint degree program (with the National University of
Singapore) Program management also requires availability to deal with
emergencies on a 24 7 basis.
Educational Requirements
Master’s
degree with an emphasis in Asian Studies, International Studies or
other related field. Preference may be given to candidates
with a PhD in a relevant field.
Qualifications and Experience
A
working knowledge of at least one Asian language, preferably Mandarin
Chinese, substantial travel, study and or work experience
in Asia, along with experience of cross-cultural issues, are required.
Applicants must also have at least three years of administrative
experience in study abroad program development within a university or
college, including experience with program budgeting
and marketing. Demonstrated cultural competency in Asia, excellent
communication skills and a willingness to travel are also required.
Candidates should apply online at: http://unc.peopleadmin.com/
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