Digital Marketing Co-ordinator

About the role 

We’re looking for a creative and enthusiastic Digital Marketing Coordinator to play a central role in supporting the activities of LU Arts, Loughborough University’s extra-curricular arts programme. We're a small and friendly team delivering an ambitious programme across a variety of artforms, including the visual arts, music, performance, and creative writing and spoken word. You will help ensure the successful communication of our work across our digital channels and web platforms, producing content and engaging with our audiences. The focus of the role will be to maximise participation in the arts and attendance at events, and to raise the profile of LU Arts and its programme locally and nationally.

LU Arts comprises of an exciting programme of workshops, events and opportunities for our students, staff and wider publics.  Radar is our contemporary arts commissioning programme, which produces projects in response to academic research. We are also responsible for the University's fascinating arts collection, and help celebrate the creative activities of students and staff across the University.

This is a part time role, 22.2 hours per week (0.6 FTE).

Administrative Services grade 4 from £27,290 to £28,778 per annum pro rata. Subject to annual pay award.

Hybrid working is possible with one day a week of remote working as standard.

Job requirements

You should be a people person, with excellent communication skills, high quality IT and administration skills and great attention to detail. You will be someone with a passion for the arts, who can excite people about the activity we produce and advocate the importance of the cultural offer. Finally, you will be ambitious and see the opportunities that this post presents for your future career. In return, the University offers good employment conditions and benefits and excellent opportunities for personal and career development.

Job responsibilities

• Manage and maintain LU Arts and Radar's social media channels and websites
• Create original and engaging digital content, including video content
• Prepare social media and website usage reports
• Set up and monitor sales channels for events
• Create email newsletters
• Design digital and print assets
• Build and maintain relationships with the University community
• Assist with general enquiries
• Support Open Days and other university activities.

This is a selected list. For further details, please read the full job description and person specification. 

How to apply

Apply online via the University's job vacancy portal

Deadline for applications: Sunday 29 November 2026. 

For informal enquiries about the role, please email Rachel Fitzpatrick (r.l.fitzpatrick@lboro.ac.uk).