The Temporary Senior Executive will support the PhD Programme Office in the development, design, delivery, performance monitoring and review of PhD programme, in collaboration with other key staff, external and internal stakeholders. The individual will be required to contribute to the administering of the research (PhD) programme.
Responsibilities:
Administer admissions workflow through collaboration with NTU and internal stakeholders – arrange interviews, collate Conflict of Interest, prepare interview files, set up and host video conferencing (zoom) interviews, consolidate interview scores
Coordinate curriculum timetable and manage course registration
Arrange logistics for classes, continual assessments, and examinations including Qualifying exams and Oral exams
Coordinate with partners (overseas and local) on placements for student attachments for Global health Awareness Attachment and Clinical Awareness Attachment
Assist in setting up student feedback system to collect responses for all PhD courses each semester
Track catering and other curriculum delivery expenses - payment of honorarium to external examiners and guest faculty
Maintain and upkeep the information in students’ spreadsheet/ University database including leave of absence records
E-Filing of documents in students’ p-file
Provide support to PhD team and secretarial duties as assigned
Requirements:
A recognised diploma/degree, with relevant experience
Experience in education administration and operations will be a plus
Proficient in Microsoft Office apps, particularly Microsoft Excel
Positive attitude, an eye for detail and the ability to multi-task
This is a temporary appointment till 30 September 2024.
Hiring Institution: LKC
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