Project Manager (International Partnerships)

This is an exciting opportunity to play a central role in delivering a major strategic initiative for Trinity Laban, with the first set of pilot programmes scheduled to launch in September 2027.

Reporting to the Head of Student Recruitment and International Relations, the main remit of the post is to ensure successful planning and development of the JEI project. This will include supporting curriculum development and programme organisation, managing operational planning and compliance across quality assurance, finance, legal and People & OD areas, and providing specialist support to colleagues at both Trinity Laban and BDA. The post holder will bring strong project management expertise, a high level of cultural awareness and the ability to proactively problem-solve to ensure effective and timely delivery.

You will work closely with colleagues in Corporate Affairs, Registry, Artistic Management, Finance, People & OD and other services across Trinity Laban. You will also build excellent working relationships and collaborate extensively with colleagues at BDA and other external stakeholders to develop a mutually beneficial partnership and ensure successful delivery of the JEI project. Responsibilities will include delivering day-to-day project administration, coordinating and supporting project working groups, producing project documentation, and identifying and mitigating project risks. You will contribute to programme development and support the Deputy Director and the Associate Director (Dance) with validation and governance processes, and act as a secretary to relevant committees and advisory groups.

Educated to degree level, you will be experienced in carrying out international projects or programme management/ administration role in higher education, along with strong understanding of UK-China partnership development within higher education. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to represent the Conservatoire confidently to a wide range of stakeholders, including senior leaders and government or embassy officials. Ability to communicate in Mandarin would be highly desirable. Please note that the role will involve significant international travel.

Deadline: Wednesday 4 February 2026, at 23:59 hours GMT (No Agencies).

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