Istituto Marangoni
Programme Leader - London
London
£65k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Job Summary
The Programme Leader will be responsible for a designated range of courses. The job consists in ensuring that the Fashion Business MA MBA programme equips students with the necessary business, creative, technical, and soft skills, to develop a successful career in the Fashion Business industry. The Programme Leader will work together to develop Istituto Marangoni programmes to the highest level of excellence.
Key purpose of the responsibility
- To ensure the effective delivery of the programme;
- To undertake teaching duties alongside your responsibilities as Programme Leader in line with the services provided by the Company;
- To ensure that the Company complies with all relevant statutory and regulatory requirements to maintain its current certifications and accreditations, and obtain such further accreditations as may be necessary or beneficial to the Company in the future. Within this purpose you will actively organize, follow up all the steps of the validation process in order to achieve and maintain it;
- To uphold the institution’s policy on transparency and listening to the student voice;
- To implement changes to the curriculum, including course content and methods of delivery and assessment where the school deems appropriate;
- To actively support the institution’s policy on attendance, retention rules and regulations;
- To actively promote additional activities such as museum / fairs / industry visits/ shows and exhibitions at national and International level;
- To promote a supportive and inclusive learning environment that encourages student wellbeing, creativity, and academic achievement;
- To ensure student feedback mechanisms are meaningful and feed into continuous improvement processes.
Curriculum
- To develop, design, and plan the delivery and assessment of the curriculum and new courses as required;
- To develop the curriculum in line with Istituto Marangoni requirements and Quality Enhancement;
- To support the designing of the timetable in line with module and assessment schedules;
- To support recruitment of consultant, FTE, and visiting lecturers and ensure delivery of stated learning outcomes;
- To direct and support the academic staff in the delivery and assessment of the course;
- To support the development of learning materials and resources;
- To actively participate in teaching the key subjects of the course;
- To deliver key lectures when required internally and at international level;
- To integrate innovation, digital strategy, sustainability, and future business models into the curriculum to reflect the evolving fashion business landscape;
- To encourage the adoption of new digital tools, platforms, and blended learning methodologies;
- To foster international perspectives within the programme and support global opportunities, cross-campus collaboration, or international partnerships.
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Course Management and Quality Assurance
- To organise and participate in periodic meetings/activities at school level and Group’s level when required;
- To organise and record meetings with individual students when necessary, student representatives, and the teaching team on a weekly basis;
- To implement Quality Assurance procedures to monitor and improve the quality of course provision implement and write and review the Continuous Improvement Plan with academic team;
- To liaise with External Examiners;
- To organise and chair:
- Programme Reflective Forum (3 times per academic year);
- Programme Committee (min 3 times per academic year);
- To actively participate in:
- Unit Boards;
- School committees and Boards;
- Informal student / staff consultative meetings (min 3 times per academic year);
- To attend Field Meetings and Education Board meetings;
- To readily give feedback (written and verbal) on staff, student conduct, and academic performance.
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Student Admissions
- To present course overview at Open Days or other similar recruitment events when required;
- To support the admissions office in the selection of students to be admitted to the courses pertaining to subject specialism.
Research
- To develop personal research area of specialism in the fashion subject area and links to pedagogic developments;
- To maintain Continuing Professional Development and promote this within the teaching team.
Strategic & Industry Engagement
- To proactively engage with industry professionals, alumni, and external stakeholders to ensure the programme remains relevant to global fashion business trends and evolving market demands;
- To identify opportunities for collaborative projects (industry projects), guest lectures, and real-world business challenges that enrich student learning.
Other
- To support the coordination of events and materials regarding exhibitions, shows, and publications;
- To attend graduation, main institutional events, and relevant exhibitions.
Education and Competencies
- Minimum Master Degree
- Minimum 7 years of experience in the UK Higher Education sector in an academic managerial role
- Knowledge of the fashion industry in a range of company contexts
- Professional background in Business, Marketing, and/or communication
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Leadership, effectiveness, and responsiveness approach
- Programme writing ability, excellent spoken and written communication, public speaking
- Network in academic environment and ability to create partnerships
- People management skills and experience: tutors’ recruiting, development, and engagement
- Organizational skills, flexibility, and ability to manage unforeseen events
- IT knowledge: Adobe, Microsoft Excel, Word, Power Point, and Mac
- Desirable but not essential: Knowledge and experience with Digital Learning & Online Delivery
Salary
Up to £65,000
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Skills
Academic Management
Curriculum Development
People Management
Public Speaking
Quality Assurance
Fashion Business Knowledge
Leadership
Strategic Planning
Student Recruitment
Digital Learning
Adobe
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Microsoft PowerPoint
Mac OS
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