The University of Aruba is a young and dynamic university founded in 1988. Since its establishment, the University has grown into an institution comprising four faculties: the Faculty of Law, the School of Finance and Economics, the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management Studies, and the Faculty of Arts & Science (FAS).
For the Faculty of Arts & Science, we are seeking an:
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (0,6 fte)
The Position
As an Administrative Officer, you will support the Sustainable Island Solutions through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (SISSTEM) program within the Faculty of Arts & Science (FAS). You will provide administrative, organizational, and logistical support to the Program Manager(s) and the Dean, contributing to the further development and implementation of the SISSTEM program.
Duties and Responsibilities
The ideal candidate
We offer an enjoyable and stimulating work environment within a small but growing university of approximately 800 students. The University of Aruba continues to evolve and is on the threshold of significant expansion and development.
The scale of our organization provides employees with the opportunity to engage in a diverse range of activities and roles, from supporting education and research to contributing to institutional development and administration.
This position is a part-time appointment of 24 hours per week, with a salary in accordance with the University of Aruba's remuneration regulations. In addition, the University offers an attractive package of secondary employment benefits, including 22 vacation days and 13 ATV (reduction of working hours) days per year based on a full-time appointment, a vacation allowance, participation in the collective pension plan (APFA), and opportunities for personal and professional development.
Interested? Click the Apply button and submit your application letter, together with your curriculum vitae, before July 22, 2026. For more information about the position, please contact Naomi van Slijpe via hrm@ua.aw.
In accordance with our recruitment and selection regulations, one or more interviews, a medical examination, an assessment, and a certificate of good conduct may form part of the selection procedure.