The VP of Engagement leads the university's integrated strategy for fundraising, partnerships, marketing, and community engagement to drive institutional growth and impact. They serve as the primary external ambassador, cultivating high-level relationships and overseeing the university's brand, public relations, and stakeholder stewardship.
The engineer will manage and optimize AWS environments and enterprise integrations between Salesforce, learning platforms, and databases. They are responsible for automating operational tasks, improving system reliability, and reducing reliance on external vendors through better documentation and monitoring.
Manage the monthly COGS and overhead reporting cycles, providing detailed variance analysis and strategic insights to guide institutional decision-making. Support the month-end close process by maintaining core supporting schedules and managing the fixed asset register.
The BI Lead will architect and maintain the data warehouse ecosystem and implement high-impact dashboard suites to democratize data across the university. They will also establish standardized corporate KPIs and lead data literacy initiatives to empower non-technical teams with self-service analytics.
Provide administrative and operational support to implement professional development courses and consultancy assignments for the School of Wildlife Conservation. Coordinate student recruitment, platform administration, and alumni engagement to position the school as a trusted partner in the African conservation sector.
Lead the evolution of the impact function into a world-class evidence and validation engine to support organizational growth. Build rigorous trust architectures and data systems to validate long-term learner outcomes and economic mobility.
Lead recruitment and admissions for postgraduate programs, specifically the Executive MBA, by developing targeted strategies and managing the end-to-end application process. Build corporate partnerships and manage a pipeline of senior professional candidates to meet tuition revenue targets.
The Financial Aid Manager oversees the end-to-end administration of scholarships, grants, and loan programs to ensure equitable student access. This includes managing budgets, optimizing SIS/CRM systems, and collaborating with Admissions and Finance to drive enrollment success.
The Senior Financial Analyst manages topline revenue intelligence, tracking student revenue performance and collections trends for institutional leadership. They are also responsible for donor and grant financial reporting, budgeting, and providing strategic financial analysis to academic and operational stakeholders.
The International Business and Trade Manager is responsible for the end-to-end student experience, including curriculum design, delivery, and assessment. They will also lead the faculty team, ensure quality assurance compliance, and contribute to institutional governance.
