EU-CORD is looking for a Network Coordinator to help shape our next chapter

Ruth Faber

We’re recruiting a Network Coordinator to strengthen collaboration across our membership and sharpen our voice in European policy and funding spaces. It’s a strategic, connector-led role at the heart of EU-CORD’s next chapter.

New role, 0.4 FTE, based in Northwestern Europe: as EU-CORD’s network becomes increasingly member-led, we’re introducing a part-time Network Coordinator role focused on our internal work — building on the strong foundations already in place.

The application window has closed on September 15th, 2026.

A network that leads itself?

EU-CORD’s 25–30 member organisations, working in over 80 countries alongside hundreds of local partners, have always been the source of the network’s strength. As that shared ownership deepens, our structures are evolving to match: more of the network’s direction now sits with members themselves, coordinated through their leadership meetings and working groups.

The new Network Coordinator role reflects this shift. It’s a focused, part-time position dedicated to the network’s internal life — facilitating member collaboration, connecting the leadership meetings, and keeping the connective tissue of the network strong, so members can set direction together and EU-CORD’s external voice, in European policy and funding spaces, stays grounded in what unites them.

The role in brief

  • 0.4 FTE, based in Northwestern Europe, offered as employment or consultancy
  • Facilitates leadership meetings and supports member-led working groups
  • Builds relationships with European institutions and knowledge partners
  • Reports at strategic level to the Administrative Council

Read the full vacancy details:https://www.eu-cord.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Vacancy_Network-Coordinator-EU-CORDv2.pdf

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