Overview:
Student Lifecycle Officer (Admissions)
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Full-time, Continuing position

• Salary Level HEW 5+ 17% Superannuation
• Based at the Melbourne CBD campus, and hybrid ways of working

About the role
As Student Lifecycle Officer, you will share responsibility for supporting the effective delivery of student lifecycle administration across our College programs. You will work across the full range of activities associated with the Student Lifecycle as well as support admissions specific tasks including intake preparation, applicant and student communications, assessing applications and contributing to key events such as Open day and information sessions.
This position is ideal for an enthusiastic individual with a background in education or student administration, and enjoys working in a collaborative team environment.

To be successful in this position, you will have:

• Some experience in administrative support in a university environment or similar large and complex organisation
• Ability to work effectively as a flexible team member committed to achieving own and work team goals and priorities
• A passion and experience in high quality customer service and the ability to provide advice
• Great problem-solving skills, with the ability to take initiative in identifying and pursuing opportunities to improve existing practices and services
• Ability to effectively prioritise tasks and meet deadlines

Please Note: Appointment to this position is subject to passing a Working with Children and National Police Check.
About the College of Business and Law
As one of the largest Business Schools in the Asia Pacific region, the College of Business and Law is comprised of five schools – four in Melbourne and one in Vietnam - delivering a broad range of programs in Business, ranging from Certificates up to PHD levels. Many programs articulate between Vocational Education and Higher Education, creating pathways for further study. RMIT Business programs are delivered in Melbourne, Vietnam, Singapore, Shanghai and Jakarta, as well as through Open Universities Australia (OUA) and RMIT Online. The College has an annual budget of approximately $280 million, employs over 1000 staff and delivers programs to approximately 30,000 students (20,000

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