Education Abroad Advisor
- Employer
- Kansas State University
- Location
- Manhattan, Kansas, USA
- Salary
- $40,000 - $43,000 plus benefits
- Closing date
- Oct 27, 2022
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- Specialty
- Other
- Knowledge Communities
- Education Abroad, International Education Leadership
- Position Type
- Adviser / Advisor
- Hours
- Full-time
- Employment Type
- Permanent
- Organization Type
- College / University
Job Details
The Education Abroad Advisor provides guidance and outstanding professional service to students before, during, and after their educational experience abroad. The Advisor provides information to students, parents, faculty, and staff regarding various study abroad programs and coordinates with relevant academic and administrative offices. The Advisor also assists with coordinating program and application processes, and participates in campus recruitment and promotion, as well as participant selection.
The Education Abroad Advisor works with overseas partners to obtain information regarding application processes, course selection, arrival information, accommodation, and other relevant information. Some national and international travel is expected. The Education Abroad Office is part of the Office of International Programs at Kansas State University.
The Office of International Programs was established in 1986 to strengthen communication and coordination among K-State's many international programs, to achieve identified strategic planning goals for the university's further internationalization, and to provide a focal point for external international contacts and agreements.
K-State is currently engaged in over 50 exchange programs with institutions around the globe.
The OIP plays a prominent role in the internationalization of faculty, departments and colleges, student programs, faculty/staff development, curriculum development, and area studies at K-State.
To apply go to - K-State Careers
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