About the Role
Macromedia University of Applied Sciences is seeking a Curriculum Planning Manager to manage semester-based teaching and scheduling, coordinate course operations, and ensure efficient use of resources. This role involves collaborating with various university departments and supporting the optimization of data-driven teaching planning.
Responsibilities
- Planning, execution, and follow-up of semester-based teaching and timetable planning
- Operational scheduling of courses, considering qualifications, availability, and teaching loads
- Coordination of cancellations, substitutions, room allocation, and special formats (e.g., excursions, block courses)
- Determining teaching and room requirements, and conducting capacity and scenario planning
- Maintaining and updating timetables in the Student Information System and other planning tools
- Serving as the point of contact for students, lecturers, and staff regarding all teaching and timetable planning matters
- Close collaboration with lecturer management, deans, and other interfaces
- Contributing to the optimization and further development of data-driven teaching planning
Requirements
- Successfully completed commercial vocational training or a comparable university degree
- First professional experience in planning and organization is desirable but not essential
- Analytical skills and a structured way of working
- High level of accuracy, independence, and service orientation
- Strong communication skills
- Routine handling of software and initial experience in a university environment are desirable but not essential
- Good German and English language skills
- Convince us that you are the ideal candidate even if your profile doesn't cover everything
Skills
- Planning
- Organization
- Coordination
- Scheduling
- Data analysis
- Software proficiency
- Communication
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Full-time
- Permanent
- Onsite
- Mobile working options
Experience Level
- Entry-level
- Early Career
Education Level
- Commercial vocational training
- University degree
Benefits
- Attractive and performance-related remuneration
- Company benefits such as further training and online language courses
- 5 days of educational leave per year nationwide with a subsidy of up to €500 per calendar year
- EGYM Wellpass: Access to over 9,000 fitness studios, swimming pools, wellness offers, and more nationwide for €25 per month
- Careful onboarding in a dedicated and collaborative team
- Modernly equipped workplaces
- High degree of self-determination and personal responsibility with short decision-making processes
About the Company
- Macromedia is part of the international education group Galileo Global Education, whose mission is to give young people from all over the world access to higher education—regardless of their background.
- Over 200,000 students are enrolled at over 50 Galileo institutions worldwide.
- In Germany, Macromedia operates as a private education provider under the brands Macromedia University of Applied Sciences and Macromedia Academy, and continues to pursue a steady course of expansion.
- We prepare our future graduates—through university programs, vocational training, continuing education, and cooperative study programs—for a digital world of work shaped by exponential change.
- Our university campuses and study centers are located in Berlin, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hamburg, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, Stuttgart, Hanover, and Düsseldorf.
- Our job opportunities span various fields including administration, facilities, research, IT, teaching, management, marketing, operations, and sales.
- Macromedia University of Applied Sciences is one of Germany’s leading private universities for applied sciences.
- The university is system-accredited, and its practice-oriented bachelor’s and master’s degree programs are state-recognized.
- Our academic focus lies in the areas of media and management, games and coding, film, design, acting, journalism, psychology, sports, and music.
- Across our campuses and study centers in Berlin, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hamburg, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, Stuttgart, Hanover, and Düsseldorf, approximately 5,000 students are currently enrolled and taught by around 140 professors.
