FAQs
What is the duration of the Events Manager role?
The Events Manager role is a fixed-term maternity cover position with a duration of 1 year.
Which departments will the Events Manager be working with?
The Events Manager will be delivering an events programme across three departments: The Bartlett School of Architecture (BSA), the Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA), and UCL Urban Lab (UL).
What types of events will the Events Manager be responsible for?
The Events Manager will be responsible for planning, delivering, and evaluating a range of events, including public exhibitions, high-profile lectures, conferences, panel discussions, and receptions.
Who will the Events Manager report to?
The Events Manager will report to the Senior Communications Manager.
What skills are required for the Events Manager position?
Required skills include strong project management, excellent communication abilities (both written and oral), attention to detail, and the ability to juggle multiple priorities. Experience managing teams, external suppliers, and evaluating event performance using data is also essential.
Is experience in higher education events necessary for this role?
A background in higher education events is beneficial but not essential for this role.
What digital tools and platforms should the Events Manager be familiar with?
The Events Manager should be confident using digital tools such as MS Office, Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, and event platforms like Eventbrite, Zoom, and MS Teams.
Will the Events Manager need to work outside of core hours?
Yes, the Events Manager may occasionally be required to work outside of core working hours (9am-5pm), including attendance at evening and weekend events.
What is the main goal of the events organized by the Events Manager?
The main goal is to showcase and promote the world-leading work of the departments while strengthening public engagement and the profile of some of the UK's most influential built environment institutions.
Is there an emphasis on accessibility and inclusivity in event design?
Yes, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity are embedded in event design is a requirement for this role.