Finance Officer
12 days ago
About the role
The Opportunity The University of the South Pacific (USP) is a premier regional institution uniquely governed by twelve member countries and dedicated to providing high-quality education and enhancing regionally relevant research opportunities to its diverse student body across the Pacific Islands. USP aims to empower individuals and communities through education, fostering sustainable development and regional cooperation. USP’s leadership in the Pacific, through academic knowledge, policy advice, and resource-sharing, continues to play a key role in advancing the region as a whole. The USP Solomon Islands Campus delivers the University’s strategic objectives locally and supports the Solomon Islands, as a USP Member Country, in the social, economic and cultural development of its students and communities. The Finance Officer will assist with all financial and administrative services and ensure that these functions contribute to the overall operational efficiency of the Solomon Islands Campus. PURPOSE The Finance Officer is responsible for assisting with all the administration and financial functions to enable the Solomon Islands Campus to deliver its services and support to both students and staff. NATURE AND SCOPE Operating within a multi-campus framework, the Finance Officer works closely with the designated Manager Campus Operations, campus staff, and central finance units to maintain accurate records, process transactions, and support financial reporting and administrative services.
Key responsibilities
- USP aims to empower individuals and communities through education, fostering sustainable development and regional cooperation.
- The Finance Officer plays a critical role in supporting the financial integrity of the Tuvalu Campus.
- The incumbent will also provide administrative and logistical support to the Manager Campus Operations.
- This may include facilitating meetings and events, travel, community engagement and other activities organized for key stakeholders in Tuvalu.
You'll apply on University of the South Pacific's website.