Program Assistant, Undergraduate Programs, School of Architecture & Design
Overview:
Are you interested in joining a dynamic and international team of professionals to transform education? IE University's School of Architecture and Design is looking for a Program Assistant to join its team!
The Program Assistant to IE School of Architecture and Design will help the Bachelor in Fashion Design Program Management with the day-to-day issues related to the Bachelor in Fashion Design (BIFD) and the Dual Program in BIFD+ BBA (BBABIFD).
His/her primary responsibility is to guarantee the efficient flow of the daily operations of the BIFD and BBABIFD Undergraduate Programs. The Assistant will report to the Academic Director and Associate Director. He/she will work along with faculty, professors, lab technicians and students to ensure the optimal development of the programs.
The Program Assistant must feel comfortable working in a busy environment that will require multi-tasking and the ability to manage a high volume of work. Also, the successful candidate should be detail-oriented, enjoy interacting with students, and being a team player.
Why IE University?
With 50 years of experience and founded by and for entrepreneurs, IE University has turned business education on its head through disruptive teaching. We count on high-level faculty who bring real-world experience into the classroom and foster a hands-on approach to learning.
Our PurposeAt IE University, we foster positive change through education, research, and innovation.
As a transformative educational institution, we empower students to make their mark on the world. We provide them with the skills, knowledge, and environment needed to make a difference, and they join a supportive and international community that lasts a lifetime.
Our spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship has allowed us to drive change and constantly stay at the cutting edge of higher education. And through diversity, we have harnessed the power of people while also understanding and embracing the importance of the humanities.
Our People
At IE, we are:
- People-driven
- Change Builders
- Autonomy Enthusiasts
- Communication Enthusiasts
- Knowledge Champions
We are looking for a person to join a full-time position in Madrid - IE Tower. The training period will take place in Segovia.
Responsibilities:
Your role as Program Assistant will involve:
- Act as point of contact (coordination and constant communication) with the different departments involved in programs’ operations (Faculty, Admissions, Registrar’s Office, Planning…).
- Attend and support the students and professors on a daily basis.
- Manage a high volume of e-mail and respond on time to student queries.
- Process internal expense reports.
- Compile and update databases with student information.
- Contribute to the preparation and edition of reports and presentations.
- Assist the Program Management Team in the communication with internal and external stakeholders (students, professors, IEU departments).
- Manage the logistics of the program deliveries: caterings, organization of extracurricular events and travel arrangements.
Qualifications:
To thrive in this role, you should possess the following qualifications:
- 1-2 years of relevant work experience.
- A Bachelor’s Degree is desirable, preferably in the Creative Industries
- Fluency in both English and Spanish, and good communication skills (verbal and written).
- A track-record of customer interface, excellent organization skills, and a “can-do attitude”.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Curious, open to learn and with team-working skills.
- Strong desire to work in a multicultural environment.
Unleash your full potential and make an impact. The next move is yours!
If you want to be part of this educational revolution, we invite you to apply and be part of our dynamic team at IE University.
At IE University, we actively promote equal opportunities in recruitment processes and access to employment, always ensuring the absence of gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, ethnic origin, or disability bias throughout the entire selection process.