About the Opportunity NUin PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: The N.U.in Program is one of Northeastern’s signature first-year experiences and truly embodies the university’s experiential approach to education. Launched in 2007, the program is rooted in our core belief that Northeastern students are curious, adaptable, and agile as they explore the world around them. Through The N.U.in Program, students will have a rigorous academic experience intertwined with unique cultural and social opportunities outside of the classroom. Bolstered by a robust professional support system, this one-semester experience supports students’ growth as global citizens and fine-tunes the skills they need to navigate their future. Students admitted to the N.U.in Program embark on a unique journey. They study abroad in their first semester with other Northeastern first-year students at the N.U.in location of their choice and begin their studies on the Boston campus during their spring semester. Partner universities provide academic courses to the participants while Northeastern staff provide on-site leadership and support services during the program. JOB SUMMARY: The Global Student Success team, a part of Northeastern’s Student Life office, which supports the student experience in the N.U.in program, is hiring Global Student Success Coordinators (SSC) for our global teams, also referred to as “on-site staff." The primary purpose of this early-career or entry-level role is to develop and maintainan environment conducive to the social, personal, and academic success of first-year students during the program. On-site staff members focus on creating positive and valuable experiential learning opportunities for N.U.in students. They support students in their residential experience, academic coursework, navigating and experiencing the region, and through connecting students to Northeastern and other support services. Coordinators work in teams and are supervised by on-site and Boston-based leadership. Site staff enthusiastically embody the mission and values of the N.U.in Program and Northeastern University while working and living in close proximity to first-year students. The position will begin in July with a period of online training, an in-person training on the Boston campus lasting approximately two weeks, followed by additional online training lasting until departure to the assigned international site. Staff may be placed at any N.U.in location, and the arrival and departure dates vary by location. Once staff arrive on site, they will undergo additional site-specific training in collaboration with the partner institution. This is a short-term position that will end by December 23, 2026.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level