Join a leading institute in international relations and development, where you work in a dynamic, multicultural environment and help shape impactful academic projects. This is a full-time, 12-month position in Geneva, Switzerland, starting on June 1, 2026.

• Act as the main contact for partner relations in ARPs, from initial meetings to project recruitment, proposal development, and ongoing communication.
• Design and implement partner application processes, including creating materials, guidelines, and managing application forms.
• Analyze partner applications, coordinate with ARP Faculty Leads, and manage the selection and distribution of partners.
• Communicate selection results and connect applicants to other opportunities when possible.
• Handle partner commitments and manage partner logos for communications.
• Ensure project kick-off meetings and smooth communication between students, faculty, and partners.
• Support and liaise with 14 ARP Faculty Leads throughout the academic year, offering guidance on project management and student engagement.
• Recruit and onboard new Faculty Leads, run orientation meetings, and manage shared resources.
• Review and follow up on student assessments, making improvements for future cycles.
• Train and manage 7 Teaching Assistants in collaboration with relevant teams.
• Write work certificates and reference letters for team members as needed.
• Guide students through the ARP process, project selection, assessments, and professionalism expectations.
• Respond to student questions and maintain weekly drop-in clinics during the Spring semester.
• Work with the Direction of Studies to manage review committees, independent projects, and fieldwork guidelines.
• Manage student project selection and allocation processes, collaborating with IT and Teaching Assistants.
• Oversee ARP group email allocation and ensure grades are entered on time.
• Collect and confirm permissions for 70 final ARP outputs, and coordinate their publication and sharing.
• Support interviews and outreach for students, partners, and teaching team members.
• Participate in regular team and committee meetings, recruitment webinars, and graduation preparation.
• Support direction with partnership updates and provide information for reports.

• Strong initiative and proactive attitude.
• Excellent diplomatic skills for partner negotiations.
• Pedagogical abilities and experience in academic settings.
• Solid academic knowledge relevant to international relations or development.

• Work with a large international community from diverse backgrounds.
• Enjoy a varied and interesting role.
• Be part of a supportive team in a welcoming environment.
• Located at the heart of International Geneva.