The Office of Undergraduate Education (OUE) strives to enrich undergraduate education and empower students to succeed as leaders in progress and service. We do this through the efforts of our professional staff and student assistants. If you'd like to explore a career with OUE, view the current openings below and follow the link to apply.
Executive Director of First-Year Semester Abroad
OUE Unit: Office of Experiential & Engaged Learning
As a supplemental administrative appointment, the Executive Director of First-Year Semester Abroad role is an opportunity for a Georgia Tech faculty member to lead and continue to develop a successful global undergraduate program. Responsibilities include providing overall supervision of the FYSA program, including all three components: Global@Home, FYSA@Oxford, and FYSA@GTE, directly supervising the FYSA Program Manager and two faculty directors, and working closely with a wide range of collaborators including Undergraduate Admission, Student Life/Dean of Students Office, Housing, GTE, OUE, and OIE.
*Note this role is for internal applicants only. Please log in to OneUSG to apply.
Career Development Advisor II (Hybrid)
OUE Unit: Career Center
The Career Development Advisor II (Hybrid) will assist students in career planning, job search strategies, networking, and related pre-professional career development skills. Responsibilities include providing advice and counseling to students regarding cooperative, internship, service learning, entrepreneurial, and other experiential learning opportunities as well as career opportunities following graduation.
Program & Operations Manager, Community-Based Learning
OUE Unit: Office of Experiential & Engaged Learning
The Program & Operations Manager will support events, programs and operations for Community-Based Learning. Responsibilities include participating fully in all programs, events, and other aspects of the Office of Undergraduate Education and the Office of Experiential & Engaged Learning. Including trainings, town halls, orientations, marketing, outreach, operations, and campus relations.
Director of Learning and Academic Success Initiatives
OUE Unit: Academic Success & Advising
The Director of Learning and Academic Success Initiatives assumes leadership and responsibility for programs and services that provide academic assistance and promote student learning, with an emphasis on peer instruction in introductory STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and other quantitative courses. This position will partner with faculty and teaching assistants (TAs) who teach these courses and will collaborate closely with the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) to initiate and lead initiatives that focus on improving student learning.