Public competition at the Orientale University of Naples: 1 position for Communications and Information Collaborator

A public competition has been announced at the University of Naples L'Orientale for a position as Collaborator in the Communication and Information Area; online applications are due by October 10, 2026.

What is it about

The competition is aimed at hiring a full-time, permanent collaborator in the Collaborators Area, Communication and Information Sector. This is a professional-level position within the public administration, requiring the management of digital content as well as the definition and implementation of information and communication strategies for the University.

The wanted figure

The candidate is listed as a Communications and Information Collaborator. Their duties include writing and producing text, audiovisual, and hypermedia content for the University portal and social media channels (Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, etc.), defining a web communications strategy aligned with the administration's plan, compiling reports on the progress of digital initiatives, and developing editorial calendars. The position also includes operational management of institutional and promotional events, producing multimedia content, and overseeing the University's corporate image and graphics. The position also involves collaborating with part-time students and other individuals involved in research dissemination initiatives.

Essentially, we are seeking a candidate capable of translating the University's activities into effective content, planning and monitoring digital communications, and coordinating scientific dissemination. These roles require a combination of editorial skills, digital copywriting knowledge, knowledge of multimedia formats, proficiency in English, and strong IT skills, as well as knowledge of regulations governing public administration, privacy, and public information.

Main requirements

The requirements are divided into two groups:

• General admission requirements: Italian citizenship or citizenship of one of the European Union member states (with any conditions for family members), suitability for continuous and unconditional employment, enjoyment of full civil and political rights, no convictions that would preclude employment in the public administration, not having been excluded from the electorate, and not having been dismissed or dismissed from public employment for persistent poor performance or for disciplinary reasons.
• Specific requirement: five-year secondary school diploma.

Adequate knowledge of the Italian language is required for foreign nationals. Required skills include principles of digital copywriting and audiovisual and hypermedia production, knowledge of the main formats and languages ​​of digital and multimedia content, proficiency in English, and computer skills (Microsoft Office). Regulatory training is also provided on information in public administration, data protection (GDPR), transparency and university regulations (Law 240/2010), and the University's ethical and statutory standards. Foreign candidates may receive recognition of equivalent qualifications or confirmation from the Department of Public Administration, with specific instructions within a defined timeframe.

Contract, headquarters and conditions

Position available: 1. Contract type: full-time, permanent. Location: Naples, Campania. Salary is not listed in the published announcement; as is standard practice, such details may be subject to official clarification during subsequent phases, but at this time, there are no specific salary documents available.

How the selection works

Selection is through a public competition and exams. The available text does not specify the exact types of tests, session schedules, or scores awarded. Candidates must therefore prepare for an exam that assesses professional skills related to the role, as well as any practical tests or qualification assessments, which will be specified in the full announcement and related attachments. It is advisable to carefully review the documentation accompanying the announcement, including any PDF attachments available on the institution's website.

Deadline and how to apply

The application deadline is October 10, 2026. Applications must be submitted exclusively online, using the Cineca platform at pica.cineca.it/unior/collab-settcomunicaz-2026/. To avoid exclusions, it is recommended to submit your application well in advance of the deadline, taking into account any connection interruptions or technical issues. It is essential to attach or prepare all the documentation required by the call for applications and include any equivalencies or language certifications, as well as a portfolio or any examples of work that can support your application.

What to check before submitting your application

Before submitting, it is useful to check and prepare the following, in line with the announcement notes:

• Complete admission requirements (citizenship, eligibility for service, civil rights, no criminal convictions, etc.).
• Academic qualification requirement (five-year diploma) and, if necessary, equivalence or foreign confirmation within the indicated deadlines.
• Language certifications (Italian for foreign citizens) and any certifications or portfolios related to digital copywriting, multimedia production, and content management.
• Identity documents, CV, and any preferential qualifications or documents certifying services/performance, if applicable.
• Access the Cineca application platform and confirm receipt of your application.
• Exam tests: check the types of tests, schedule, and evaluation criteria not specified in the available text but indicated in the full announcement.

If you have any questions or need further information, please consult the official announcement page and the full call (COLLAB-SETTCOMUNICAZ-2026) for details on tests, scores, documents to attach, and final admission requirements.

Original source of the offer: Go to the official announcement or tender.