Assistant Director for International Programs, College of Fine & Applied Arts

United States — International Student Market

1.2M inbound students (2025) +3%

1. India 363K

2. China 266K

3. South Korea 42K

4. Canada 30K

5. Vietnam 26K

9 international branch campuses in United States

OVERVIEW The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is seeking an Assistant Director for International Programs within the College of Fine & Applied Arts. This position is based in urbana, illinois, and offers an opportunity to support international programming within a major public university environment. The role is connected to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and is listed through the university company recruitment system.

The posted salary range for the position is $57,000 to $62,000 per year.

• Support international programs within the College of Fine & Applied Arts
• Work within the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign international education environment
• Engage with university processes connected to international programming
• Coordinate responsibilities associated with the Assistant Director position
• Use the official university ats career site to manage application-related processes

• Ability to work in an international programs environment
• Interest in higher education and international initiatives
• Capacity to support programs within the College of Fine & Applied Arts
• Ability to work within a university setting in urbana, illinois WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International programs play an important role in supporting global engagement, academic collaboration, and student opportunities across higher education institutions. A role connected to international initiatives at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign can contribute to building connections between academic communities and broader global networks. Positions in international education also help universities strengthen cross-cultural learning and institutional partnerships.
  
  Professionals in these roles often support communication, coordination, and program development that benefit students, faculty, and institutional goals.