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UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH
The Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Information Technology
PROFESSORSHIP in INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
Applications are invited for a position as Full Professor, Associate Professor or Assistant Professor (tenure track) in International Management, starting earliest in Spring 2012. Candidates should have demonstrated their ability to produce excellent research in Management Studies and to teach students at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels. International Management is to be interpreted in a broad sense. Applications are invited from all core areas of Business Administration (e.g. Strategy, Human Resource Management, Organization).
Our faculty puts a strong emphasis on outstanding research and supports interdisciplinary endeavor between Business Administration, Finance, Economics and IT. Also, we seek fruitful collaborations with the industry. Through its educational and research objectives, the University of Zurich aims at attracting leading international researchers who are willing to contribute to its development and to strengthening its reputation as a leading research institution.
The University of Zurich is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from female candidates.
Further information on the profile of the open position may be obtained from Professor David Seidl ([log in to unmask]).
Please submit your electronic application including a curriculum vitae to Professor Josef Falkinger, Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Business Administration, and IT of the University of Zurich ([log in to unmask]), no later than August 31, 2011.
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Prof. David Seidl, PhD | Chair of Organization and Management
University of Zurich | Institute of Organization & Administrative Science
Universitaetsstrasse 84 | 8006 Zurich | Switzerland
Phone +41.44.6343750 | Fax +41.44.6343749
www.om.uzh.ch | [log in to unmask]
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