University of Oklahoma·Norman, Oklahoma
The Study Abroad Advisor provides comprehensive advising and support to students throughout their global learning journey, from program exploration to pre-departure preparation. They also build partnerships with campus and international stakeholders while promoting study abroad opportunities through outreach and engagement activities.
Targeted salary $20.67/hour based on education and experience
Benefits: Eligible: Yes
Travel: May be required
At the University of Oklahoma, we believe global engagement transforms lives. To advance this mission, the Education Abroad Office seeks a dedicated and student-centered Study Abroad Advisor to guide students in pursuit of global learning opportunities.
As a key member of the Education Abroad team, this position provides advising and support throughout the student journey, from program exploration and application through pre-departure preparation. Advisors also build and maintain relationships with campus and international partners, promote study abroad opportunities, and contribute to initiatives that advance global engagement across the university. Through their work, Advisors help students develop the skills and perspectives needed to thrive in an interconnected world.
Advise students through the study abroad journey, helping them identify programs that align with their academic goals, interests, financial considerations, and personal aspirations.
Build and maintain strong partnerships with campus stakeholders, international institutions, and program providers to support student success and expand global opportunities.
Promote study abroad across campus through outreach efforts, presentations, information sessions, fairs, and other engagement activities.
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At least one significant international or intercultural experience.
Bachelor's degree.
Experience working with college students.
Hiring Contingent Upon a Background Check: Yes
Candidates must have at least a high school diploma or GED along with some college education. Additionally, 18 months of experience in office supervision, management, or student services is required.
Market context
In Oklahoma, study abroad advisor roles often reflect steady demand at colleges and student-service offices that support enrollment, retention, and international programs. These positions can be competitive because employers usually want both student-facing experience and office leadership skills; here, the listing calls for a high school diploma or GED, some college, and 18 months in office supervision, management, or student services. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then tailor your application to show advising, coordination, and administrative experience.