Location: | Durham |
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Salary: | £24,044 to £25,433 |
Hours: | Part Time |
Contract Type: | Permanent |
Placed On: | 14th January 2025 |
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Closes: | 26th January 2025 |
Job Ref: | 24002183 |
The Role and the Department
Student Registry is part of the Student and Academic Services Directorate. The Student and Academic Services Directorate provides a professional administrative support service to staff, students and potential students of Durham University.
The Academic Registrar is the head of the department and is responsible to the Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education) for its management. The following services fall under the remit of the Student and Academic Services Directorate:
The Student and Academic Services Directorate operate a hybrid working model with the opportunity to split working at home and in the office. Student Registry is based at the Palatine Centre in Durham City.
Student Registry deliver student focused services and business processes, such as enrolment and registration, timetabling, examinations and assessment outcomes, statutory body data returns and provision of student management information, degree certificates and academic transcripts, student letters and other documentation and degree verification.
The Student Records Administrator is based in the Student Records Team in Student Registry and provides a high level of customer service to staff and students, ensuring that information held about students and their programmes of study is accurate and consistent. The role involves responding to enquiries and requests from staff and students and also providing advice and guidance to on student related processes, including enrolment and registration. The quality and accuracy of student record information is extremely important, with trouble-shooting any anomalies or inconsistencies being a key part of the role.
The role also provides cover on a rotational basis for face-to-face student enquiries at the Palatine Centre Student Service Advisers desk.
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