Deputy Head of Quality - Sunderland, United Kingdom - University of Sunderland

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Deputy Head of Quality (Partnerships):


Academic Registry - Quality Support:


Location:


  • Sunderland Campus
    Salary:
- £44,960 to £56,023
Hours per Week:

  • 37
    Closing Date:
  • Tuesday 05 March 2024
    Interview Date:
  • Tuesday 19 March 2024
    Reference:

About the University of Sunderland


The University of Sunderland offers life-changing opportunities for 27,500 students across its campuses in Sunderland, London, Hong Kong, and through global partnerships with learning institutions in 19 countries.

We're proud to be a top 50 UK university (Guardian University Guide 2024), with top-quality facilities, inclusive culture, and our vibrant, ever-changing city.


Academic Registry is a department within the University of Sunderland that supports the quality and administration of our student programmes.

It includes managing the quality of programmes and assessment, resolving student complaints, organising placements, producing student timetables and organising graduations.


About the role
An exciting opportunity has arisen within the Educational Partnerships Quality function of Academic Registry.

The post holder will undertake an interesting and varied role with responsibility for leading on all areas of partnerships quality, managing the team, and driving projects.

Within this role you will lead and direct Educational Partnerships Quality within the Academic Registry, providing vision and oversight. Ensure effective delivery of key priorities as informed by the service planning cycle. You will Provide effective management of the Educational Partnership Quality function within the Academic Registry.


What you can bring
You will have management experience within a complex organisation, providing teams with clear objectives and expectations to achieve results.


What we can offer you
Our university is not just a place of academic excellence, but also a community that embraces inclusivity and support. We value our staff and offer a rewarding package that goes beyond just salary. At the University of Sunderland, we prioritise not only your professional growth but also your happiness and well-being.

  • Enjoy a generous annual leave entitlement of 36 days, along with an additional 5 closure days over the Christmas break and 8 Bank Holidays.
  • Enrolment into our workplace pension scheme, ensuring your financial security for the future.
  • Access to our "My Lifestyle Benefits Platform", where you can enjoy online discounts at hundreds of retailers every day. Plus, take advantage of exclusive schemes that allow you to purchase a new car, bike, or technology at a discounted rate.
  • Your health and wellbeing are important to us. That's why we provide access to discounted private medical insurance, health cash plans, and guidance on financial wellbeing.
  • For those with young children, our onsite nursery offers exceptional care and education for children from birth to school age, operating throughout the year.
  • Maintaining an active lifestyle is made easy with discounted membership for CitySpace Fitness, our stateoftheart facility for sports and social activities.

Equality, diversity & inclusion


We strongly believe that an inclusive university, where a diverse range of individuals feel valued and have equal opportunity to get into work and reach their potential, is good for our staff, students, university, and society.

Our work on equality, diversity and inclusivity has never been more important.

We believe inclusivity is an essential value at the heart of what we do, and we want all our staff to be part of that journey with us.


Our recent staff survey conducted in 2023 showed that
97% of our staff believed that we were committed to achieving an inclusive university.


Interviews/assessments are likely to take place on Tuesday 19th
March 2024
For any informal enquires on the role, please contact Leigh-anne Hargreaves - Head of Quality

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