Program Manager ? Ashoka Center For China Studies (ACCS)
Ashoka University (company site, opens in a new tab)3–4 yrsSonipatOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 8–14 LPA
Posted 21h ago
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About This Role
- Run ACCS’s existing programmes, including four fellowship programmes, and scale them to strengthen China Studies in India.
- Build and manage relationships with funders, partner universities, scholars, student bodies and internal stakeholders; take over day-to-day programme and relationship management independently within six months.
- Identify gaps and design new programmes; support delivery of courses, events and publications, and prepare annual reports for funders and the University.
Minimum Requirements
- Work Experience Required: 3–4 years of professional experience, including managing multiple projects and stakeholders; candidates with fewer years may apply if exceptional.
- Undergraduate and graduate degrees from top institutions.
- Strong operational and leadership experience implementing and managing programmes; basic China/East Asia Studies knowledge is sufficient, with willingness to learn.
- Work pattern: 3–4 days per week at the Sonipat campus and 1–2 days per week at the Delhi office.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Has experience turning programme needs into practical initiatives and managing several workstreams through delivery and reporting.
- Can build credible, lasting relationships across academic institutions, funders, scholars and practitioners; prior academic-institution experience is an advantage.
- Interested in capacity building, education and China/East Asia Studies; the role allows the area of study to vary.