- Full-time although part-time 0.80 FTE working will be considered
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Permanent
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37.5 hours per week
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£70,929–£82,194 FTE per annum, depending on experience
Job purpose
The Impact and Partnerships Director will play a key role in helping Hughes Hall deliver on its ambition to be an outward-facing Cambridge college that connects academic excellence, professional expertise and external engagement to address real-world challenges.
Working across the College and with external partners, the postholder will develop and deliver Hughes Hall’s approach to impact and partnership. They will identify opportunities where the College can make a distinctive contribution, build productive relationships, and translate ideas into practical programmes, partnerships and activities that bene?t students, Fellows, partners and wider society.
The role spans a broad range of activity, including partnership development, convening, civic engagement and the College’s external pro?le. Working closely with the President and College O?cers, the postholder will help shape and focus this work, ensuring it is aligned with College priorities and delivers meaningful outcomes.
As a member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Impact and Partnerships Director will contribute to the strategic direction of the College and help strengthen Hughes Hall’s position within Cambridge and beyond. The role requires someone who combines strategic thinking with practical delivery, enjoys working collaboratively across organisational areas, and is able to turn opportunity and ambition into tangible results on a realistic scale.
The successful candidate will have a genuine commitment to the College’s purpose, ethos and values.
Next Steps
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A job description with further information about the role is below
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To apply please enter your email address in the box on the right and click 'apply now' to complete the online application form and upload a CV and cover letter
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CV-only applications will be considered
“Hughes Hall was founded in 1885 to change Cambridge, to change the lives of those who studied here and, through them, to bring about positive change in society through the transformative power of education. As we approach the College’s 150th birthday, we are updating that vision for 2030 and beyond, building on the unique and special College that we already have.”
“Our College is founded on clear values: inclusion, innovation and impact. These values are mutually reinforcing, and they run through everything we do. They are the basis of our offer to our students, researchers, staff and senior members.”
“Like our founders, we want to transform the College and, through it, the lives of the people who come to learn, to teach and to do research. And through them to change society for the better.”
Sir Laurie Bristow, President.
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 330484
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.hughes.cam.ac.uk
Address: Hughes Hall, Cambridge, CB1 2EW
