We are seeking a proactive and organised Programmes Officer to join the Von Hügel Institute (VHI) at St Edmund’s College. This is an exciting opportunity to support the Institute’s strategic development by coordinating events, managing communications, researching funding opportunities, and building relationships with key stakeholders.
Gonville & Caius College is seeking a Development Officer (Maternity Cover) to cover a fixed term period of leave, to play a key role in delivering its regular giving programme as part of the highly successful Development & Alumni Relations Office. With friendly staff, a welcoming Fellowship and a forward-thinking leadership, it is an exciting time to be joining the College.
St Edmund’s is a unique and vibrant college within the University of Cambridge, welcoming mature undergraduate and postgraduate students from over 85 nationalities. With a strong commitment to diversity, inclusion, and interdisciplinary collaboration, the College is entering an exciting new phase of strategic development.
Fitzwilliam College is a special welcoming community with a long history of being different, from its founding in the 1860s as a non-collegiate institution for students who could not afford to be affiliated with a Cambridge college through to its movement into becoming a college rooted in the 1960s modernist designs of Denys Lasdun.
Newnham College is seeking to recruit a dynamic and pro-active person to take on the role of Deputy Development Director to support the Development Director in the management and running of the College’s Development Office. This role will focus on developing productive relationships with College alumnae and donors, provide oversight of all aspects of gift processing, data management and prospect research and regular giving and provide line management and leadership for the Development team.
The College is seeking to recruit a talented and creative individual with experience of communications and marketing to assist in the College’s mission to attract, support and unlock the potential of talented students from all backgrounds.
The Communications and Marketing Officer will assist in creating tailored marketing and communications materials for a wide range of audiences from student recruitment through to alumni.
Selwyn College wishes to appoint an Alumni and Events Assistant to join the College's busy, friendly Development team. Supervised by an experienced Alumni and Events Officer, you will be an important part of a small but dynamic team responsible for keeping in touch with over 7,000 alumni and friends of Selwyn College, scattered all over the world. In dealing with a wide range of enquiries from alumni, you will be friendly and confident with excellent communication skills.
We are looking to employ an Alumni Communications Assistant to join the College's Development Office. The Alumni Communications Assistant plays a critical role in building mutual beneficial, lifelong relationships with alumni. The successful applicant will be responsible (among other responsibilities) for producing and disseminating high-quality communications to Clare alumni and developing content for the website and social media channels for our growing alumni network.
This is a 60% FTE role (21.75 hours per week) and TOIL may be given at the discretion of the line manager.
Homerton has a rich history. It was originally established in Homerton, London in 1768 as a dissenting Academy. It later moved to Cambridge, and it received its Royal Charter in 2010, making it Cambridge’s newest and largest College. Located within easy reach of the historic city centre, and within easy access to Cambridge mainline station, the College currently has around 70 fellows, 600 undergraduate students, and 800 graduate students. Students are now admitted in every academic subject offered by the University of Cambridge.
Peterhouse is the oldest College in Cambridge (founded in 1284) and is among the smallest (currently 280 undergraduates; 176 postgraduates; 43 Fellows).
The Alumni Relations Officer has the main focus on (but not limit) all alumni events. The holder is expected to be responsible for developing, managing and delivering a diverse and engaging events series helping to develop relationships with the College’s alumni, donors, and friends.