UCL Institute of Education
Events Officer

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The UCL Institute of Education (IOE) is the UK’s leading centre for education, culture, psychology, and social sciences, focused on transforming lives through learning and research. IOE works across more than 100 countries, partnering with governments, agencies, charities, and the private sector to shape education policy worldwide. Its Internationalisation Strategy promotes globally oriented research, responsible international student recruitment, and collaborative partnerships that address global inequalities through education. IOE offers an internationalized curriculum and fosters an environment where staff and students engage with global perspectives. It is a founding member of the International Alliance of Leading Education Institutes, reinforcing its position as a global leader in education.
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The Events Officer is a full-time, hybrid role based in London, responsible for supporting the planning and delivery of a wide range of academic, professional, and public-facing events for IOE. Day-to-day activities include:
- Coordinating event logistics
- Managing bookings and registrations
- Liaising with speakers and attendees
- Preparing event materials and communications


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The role involves working with internal teams and external partners to ensure events meet strategic objectives, adhere to budgets, and provide a positive experience for participants. The Events Officer will also support post-event evaluation, maintain accurate records, and contribute to continuous improvement of event processes and systems. This role requires regular on-campus presence for event setup, monitoring, and close-out activities.
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