We'relooking for an enthusiasticCommunity & EquityCoordinator to help strengthen representation, belonging and participation for underrepresented and marginalised studentgrroupsatOxford.
You'llwork closely with elected student leaders, representatives, communitygroupsand University stakeholders to ensuremarginalisedstudent voicesare engaged and are empowered to shape decision-making.
This role will sit within our Student Engagement Team and focus on engaging and empowering our diverse community of more than 27,000 studentsat theUniversityof Oxford.
Whatyou'll do:Coordinate and support Oxford SU's Part-time Officers (PTOs), including Equity and Community Officers
Develop guidance,trainingand resources to support effective student representation and inclusive leadership
Help students and representatives engage with democratic processes, campaignsand representative activity
Support community-building initiatives that strengthen belonging and participation across the University
Gather and analyse student feedback and engagement data to inform priorities and improve impact
Work collaboratively with student leaders, studentgroupsand University departments to advance access, participationand student experience
Whatyou'll bring:Experience applying inclusive and accessible practices when working with students,volunteersor communities
Strong relationship-building and stakeholder engagement skills
Excellent communicationand organisational skills
Experience supporting projects and delivering meaningful outcomes
The ability to navigate complex structures and build effective partnerships
A commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion and improving the student experience
You'll thrive in this role if you are:Passionate about supporting underrepresented and marginalised student communities
Collaborativeandproactivein responding tocommunityneeds
Comfortable working with a wide range of stakeholders and perspectives
Politically astute and able to navigate complex environments whileremainingneutral
Creativeand committed to continuousandequitableimprovement
This is an exciting opportunity to join Oxford SU at a pivotal moment as we launch our new strategic plan.You'llplay a key role in strengthening student representation, buildingcommunityand ensuring students from all backgrounds feel empowered to engage with university life.
Contract type: Full-time,fixed-termfor 1 year (with possibility for extension)
Working hours and location: 37.5 hours per week. Based at 4 Worcester Street, Oxford. We expect staff to be on-site 60% of the week and up to 100% during term time.
How to apply:Read the full Job Description before applying for this role
Oxford SU is committed to ensuring our workforce reflects the diversity of the world and communitywe'rebased in. We positively encourage applications from all individuals irrespective of their gender, age, home country, ethnic background, sexuality, religiousbeliefsor disability.