Mitarbeiter *in Studiengangmanagement Bachelor (60 - 80 %)

Stellenbeschreibung

Join our dynamic team in the Department of Social Work, focusing on social innovation. Enjoy a collaborative work environment with diverse perspectives. Tasks Support co-program leaders in managing bachelor programs effectively. Lead operational evaluations for academic programs proficiently. Oversee and manage processes, ensuring smooth operations. Skills Master's degree in humanities or social sciences, ideally in educational management. Proven experience in project and educational management at university level. A passion for organizational and coordination tasks. This job ad was AI-translated from German. See original About the job What you will do here Support the co-heads of the Bachelor programmes in programme management Operationally lead the programme evaluation Be responsible for and manage processes Create semester plans and review and approve module descriptions Advise and support working groups and committees of the programme Participate diagonally in the BFH Curatorium The initial interviews will take place on 2nd and 3rd November 2026, each in the morning. What you ideally bring with you Master's degree in humanities or social sciences, preferably in educational management Proven experience in project and educational management, preferably at university level Knowledge of programme management Efficient, independent and networked way of working Enthusiasm for organisational and coordinative tasks Some of our advantages in advance An almost unbelievably wide variety of topics and a brilliant mix of research and teaching. Many contacts with young, eager people from all over the world who want to achieve something. Great freedom in designing working hours. A "colourful bunch" of cheerful people with very different backgrounds, views and experiences awaits you. I will guide you through the application process Silja Genoud HR Consultant T +41 31 848 43 39 The Department of Social Work Our passion in the Department of Social Work is the analysis and scientific treatment of social problems. We see ourselves as drivers of social innovation – for the society of tomorrow.