Marketing Coordinator (Content)

at  Manchester Metropolitan University

KEY SKILLS & EXPERIENCES

• You will be an outward looking, forward-thinking marketing professional.
• With a creative background, you will have great all-round marketing skills including audience development, digital marketing, content development, social media management, CRM, copywriting, commissioning design, project management and events support.
• You will have excellent communication skills and the ability to track, report and evaluate campaign results.
• Experience of working within a cultural institution or creative sector is also highly desirable for this role.
  You will be able to work in a hybrid way, typically being on-site for 2 days every week.
  To learn more about this exciting opportunity and the benefits we offer, please read the Job Description and Candidate Pack provided.

TO APPLY:

• If you would like to apply, please take the time to consider the essential criteria in the job description and provide us with a CV and covering letter that demonstrates your suitability for the role.
• For informal enquiries, about this vacancy, please contact Holly Henstock (Marketing Manager, Creative Sub-brands) h.henstock@mmu.ac.uk
• Please note that interviews will be held on 04 March 2025.

ABOUT THE ROLE

We are seeking an enthusiastic marketing professional who is looking for a challenging and exciting role. Based in the Creative and Culture marketing team, you will be responsible for the effective planning and delivery of a range of business as usual and project specific marketing activity.
Creative and Culture team
As part of the delivery of the Road to 2030 and positioning Manchester Met as a leader in creative excellence, this team is responsible for the marketing of the university’s creative and cultural portfolio with a particular focus on engaging with stakeholders for partnership and research purposes. The team are also responsible for the reputation and profile of the university’s creative sub-brands which include Manchester Fashion Institute, Manchester School of Art, and Manchester School of Digital Arts (SODA).

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support in the marketing of the university’s Creative sub-brands both internally and externally.
• Support in the development of rich content to raise the profile of the creative offer.
• Work closely with the Marketing Manager, supporting with the management of a diverse portfolio of marketing activity.
• Work collegiately with a range of colleagues across the university.
• Act as a brand guardian for the creative sub-brands.
• Overseeing the social media and content plan for the creative sub-brands.