Coordinator, Study Away
uniglobalcareersOverland Park (KS)
About the role
United States — International Student Market1.2M inbound students (2025) +3%
1. India 363K
2. China 266K
3. South Korea 42K
4. Canada 30K
5. Vietnam 26K
9 international branch campuses in United States
OVERVIEW:
Johnson County Community College is seeking a Coordinator, Study Away within Academic Affairs. This part-time regular position supports global engagement initiatives by helping manage study away programming and related administrative processes. The role follows a Monday through Friday schedule at 25 hours per week and is based in Overland Park, Kansas. The coordinator position contributes to the institution’s academic and student-focused international programming efforts. Candidates with relevant experience and strong organizational skills may be well suited for this opportunity.
Key responsibilities:
Support global engagement and study away activities for the institution
Manage study away program-related
Key responsibilitiesSupport operations within Academic Affairs
Assist with administrative and coordination tasks connected to the position
Follow established work schedules and institutional procedures
Support application and documentation processes related to programs
Requirements:
Relevant years of work experience as reflected on the application and resume
Ability to work a Monday through Friday schedule
Ability to work in a part-time regular position
Ability to support coordination and administrative
Key responsibilities:
Experience or interest in academic and global engagement environments WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Study away programming helps students connect academic learning with broader cultural and educational experiences. A coordinator in this area supports institutional goals related to global engagement and student development. This role also helps maintain organized processes that allow students and academic departments to participate effectively in away opportunities. Consistent coordination and communication are important to successful program operations.
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