Neuchâtel
Study Advisor 80%
- 15 October 2026
- 80%
- Permanent position
- French (Intermediate)
About the job
The position of
Study Advisor 80%
is to be filled within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Neuchâtel.
Activities
With more than 2000 students, a Bachelor’s degree to compose from a choice of over 20 pillars, several faculty, specialised or inter-/university Masters, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities allows its students to follow a "à la carte" curriculum. An advisory service is offered to students to guide them in their studies. In this context, you advise students enrolled in the Faculty or interested in pursuing studies there (Bachelor, Master or HEP orientation). You are responsible for managing students in IN and OUT mobility and supervise students of the CAS Integration. You take care of the follow-up of specific student populations, such as those requiring special arrangements or those benefiting from part-time studies or extensions of study duration. You work closely with the faculty secretariat, the UniNE Academic Service, as well as study advisors from other faculties. You actively participate in promoting Bachelor and Master courses through presentations and events. You are proactive in revising current procedures and may actively participate in developing projects addressing current issues.
Desired profile
You hold a Master’s degree or equivalent. With strong writing skills, you have perfect command of French and a good understanding of German and English.
You are comfortable with standard IT tools and interested in learning specific software. Your strong sense of responsibility and priorities, as well as excellent organisation, allow you to manage stressful situations. Good knowledge of the faculty’s curricula is an advantage. You are capable of working independently as well as in a team. With an enterprising and assertive temperament, you demonstrate diplomacy in relations with various audiences.
Start date: 1 January 2027
Application deadline: 13 November 2026
Information: Ms Corinne Kopsits Anselmetti, Deputy Dean, by e-mail.
If you wish to take on this challenge, please visit the University of Neuchâtel’s job site ( www.unine.ch/emploi ). There you will find further information and can apply online by submitting your complete application (cover letter, CV, diplomas and work certificates).
Please note that only applications submitted online via our recruitment platform will be considered.
The University of Neuchâtel places particular importance on equality and diversity: www.unine.ch/egalite .