Lecturer in International Management

The Role

We are seeking a passionate researcher in an aspect of international business management who looks for opportunities to collaborate across management fields and disciplines. Your will passion come across in your teaching and support for the student experience at all levels as well as in your commitment to engaging with communities beyond the University. Your contribution to teaching will include core modules in International Business Environment as well as undergraduate or postgraduate teaching in international management and/or strategy.

You will complement the Leadership, Work and Organisations (LWO) Subject Group’s existing international business and strategic management offerings and expertise and enhance the thematic areas of interest of our Strategy, International Business and Society (SIBS) research community (that includes international management and responsible business). In connection with this, we would expect the successful candidate to undertake socially relevant and important research that forms a critical connection with your teaching and addresses current and future problems. Opportunities exist to collaborate with other research communities across the Business School and with our Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability interest group, as well as more widely across the University.

You will be committed to the success and development of Newcastle University Business School. You will join a dynamic and vibrant Leadership, Work and Organization Subject Group and a Business School that is committed to collegiality and academic citizenship. The LWO Subject Group is a globally connected, locally rooted and compassionate community that embraces diversity and advances challenges of social justice through our research, scholarship, and engagement with partners, to achieve a lasting impact from our management education.

For the position of Lecturer in International Management you will evidence research activity and the potential to conduct research that demonstrates international standards of excellence in terms of originality, significance and rigour and contribute to the research profile of SIBS.

You must have a PhD in International Business or International Management or a relevant management subject. The ability to contribute to teaching quantitative research skills for management and experience of teaching with simulations is a bonus.

The University has developed an Academic Job Summary Guidance document which summarises the range of activities that academic staff may be expected to perform.

Informal enquiries about this position can be made to Dr Liz Alexander, Subject Group Head – Leadership, Work and Organisations at elizabeth.alexander@newcastle.ac.uk

Newcastle University Business School is located in Newcastle City Centre and at the gateway to the Newcastle Helix, a £350million partnership between Newcastle University, Newcastle City Council and Legal and General, where business meets Science.

Newcastle University is a Russell Group institution and the Newcastle University Business School is home to 4000 students and is one of an elite group of Business Schools worldwide to hold triple accreditation from the three internationally recognised accreditation bodies: AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS. This is testament to our reputation for our world leading Research and Teaching.

For more information about Newcastle University Business School, please visit our website https://www.ncl.ac.uk/business-school/