Work at Minerva

The Regional Outreach Director, Western Europe is responsible for developing and implementing strategic initiatives such that (1) all qualified high school students in Western Europe will know about, and be inspired by, Minerva University as their undergraduate institution of choice (2) education stakeholders across the region look to and engage with Minerva as a leader in innovative and impactful higher education programs that develop the global leaders of the future.

The regional outreach associate will grow Minerva University’s brand awareness and lead direct outreach and recruitment activities for Minerva’s undergraduate program across South Asia and SouthEast Asia - with a primary focus on South Asia. He/She will engage with and support high school students and families from prospect to enrollment stage through relevant awareness building, lead engagement and nurture programs. The associate will also develop Minerva’s connection to relevant stakeholders in the region - school and independent counselors, parents, student organizations - with the goal of creating a better understanding of and appreciation for Minerva’s innovative programs.

The regional outreach manager will grow Minerva University’s brand awareness and lead direct student outreach and recruitment activities for Minerva’s undergraduate program across East Asia, with primary focus on South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. The manager will engage with and support high school students and families from prospect to enrollment stage through relevant awareness building, lead engagement, and nurture programs. He/She will also maintain, develop, and expand Minerva’s connection to relevant stakeholders - school and independent counselors, parents, educators, and student organizations - with the goal of creating a better understanding of and appreciation for Minerva’s innovative approach to higher education.

We are hiring for a Coach based in the San Francisco Bay Area region. This role will require occasional evening and weekend work, and may require some international travel, likely 1-2 trips during the academic year to the other rotation cities. These international trips serve to further build connections with our global student life staff, professional partners, and students through your participation in milestone events and in-person CTD programming.

The Residential Life Manager will lead student community building, bringing a passion and wealth of knowledge and experience for connecting students of diverse backgrounds to create a community mutually shaped to meet each member's needs; where students are both self-determining and interdependent. As one of the most connected roles to students, the Residential Life will live in the residence hall with students from over 40 countries, fostering close relationships and providing the support and resources for students to thrive. The Residential Life Manager is a culturally dexterous and globally-minded individual who understands the importance of engaging deeply across differences.

The Partnership and Events Manager will demonstrate a passion for building local partnerships and overseeing a year-long project which all first-year students complete that allows students the opportunity to apply the skills they learn in class to real-world issues. This individual will embrace the opportunity to work with young adults from more than 40 different countries who are navigating college for the first time and are eager and excited to grow through engaging in experiences in the places in which they live.

The Director of Advancement will be responsible for helping to develop as well as for iterating and implementing Minerva’s advancement (fundraising) strategy, including outreach and management of individual and institutional donors in key geographies globally. The successful candidate will be a dynamic, innovative, and relentless fundraising professional and strategic thinker with a clear history of building and managing strong partnerships with a wide range of donors.