Residential Life Coordinator (Programs)

Job Description

• Be part of a vibrant, inclusive residential community at University Hall, supporting over 750 students in a dynamic campus environment.
• Enjoy a varied and rewarding role where you directly impact student wellbeing, leadership development and overall university experience.
• Full-time appointment on a fixed term basis for 1 year.
• Base salary range: $95,231 – $100,643 p.a. plus 17% superannuation.

About the area

University Hall (Uni Hall) is UWA’s residential college located on the Crawley campus, home to more than 750 students. Ideally situated near the Swan River and Kings Park, Uni Hall is a central part of the University’s student experience. It is known for its diverse and inclusive community, welcoming students from across Western Australia, Australia, and around the world.

More than just a place to live, Uni Hall offers a supportive residential environment that fosters personal growth, meaningful connections, and strong pastoral care within a dynamic and vibrant setting. Students choose Uni Hall not only for its proximity to campus, but for the opportunity to be part of a thriving community.

The College plays a vital role in promoting student wellbeing, belonging, leadership development, retention, and academic success. It works closely with UWA wellbeing teams, Faculties, Student Living, Admissions, Central student services, Marketing and Communications, and external partners to deliver a coordinated, student-centred residential experience aligned with University priorities.

The Residential Life Team is integral to developing and sustaining a vibrant living-learning community that promotes diversity and inclusion. By fostering and supporting student wellbeing needs, cocurricular programs and maintaining a safe environment, Uni Hall promotes and enhances opportunities for student growth and success.

About the opportunity

• Coordinate and deliver a dynamic program of cocurricular activities that enhances student wellbeing, belonging, leadership and academic success within a vibrant residential community.
• Play a key role in fostering a safe, inclusive and supportive living-learning environment, providing pastoral care and guidance to a diverse cohort of student residents.
• Contribute to building a strong University Hall community by partnering with stakeholders and supporting student engagement, retention and overall experience.

About you

• Relevant tertiary qualification and experience working with young adults in complex or community-focused environments.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating events or programs, with an understanding of student wellbeing and development needs.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build trust and engage effectively with diverse groups.
• Highly organised and proactive, with the ability to manage competing priorities and contribute positively within a team.
• Passion for supporting student success, fostering inclusive communities, and enhancing the overall student experience.