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In Economics, Finance, Accounting Full Professor / Associate Professor / Assistant Professor / Research Fellow (Post-doc) in Economics, Finance, Accounting... Company: Beijing Normal University Location: China / Zhuhai Discipline: Economics, Finance, Accounting, Management (include Environment Management and Energy Management) and other related fields Employment Type: Permanent Full-time Posted: 2021-06-28 Contact Person: If you wish to apply for this position, please specify that you saw it on AKADEUS. Beijing Normal University – Bay Area International Business School DEPARTMENT: Bay Area International Business School DISCIPLINE: Economics, Finance, Accounting, Management (include environment management and energy management) and other related fields POSITION: Full Professor/ Associate Professor/ Assistant Professor/ Research Fellow (Post-doc) LOCATION: Zhuhai Campus; No 18 Jinfeng Road, Tangjiawan, Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, China UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW: Beijing Normal University Beijing Normal University (BNU) is a public comprehensive university that is renowned for teacher education, education science and basic sciences and humanities. Its roots go back to 1902 when it was established as the Normal School of Peking University. According to 2020 QS World University Rankings, BNU is ranked 277th among world universities, and 10th among Chinese mainland universities. In 2017, it was included into the Category-A list of the country’s initiative to build world- class universities, and 11 disciplines have been selected for China’s “Double-First Class” Initiative. BNU is vigorously building a high-caliber system for the development of subjects and a “one university, two campuses” pattern where the Beijing Campus and Zhuhai Campus complement and reinforce each other with different areas of focus. Page 1/3 Bay Area International Business School Bay Area International Business School at Beijing Normal University (referred to as the School henceforth) is a leading international business school integrating higher education, subject research and social service. Located in the Gunagdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area of China, the School is committed to building a higher education platform, which will connect students with top firms in the industry and link research with the development of bay area. In terms of discipline setting, the School not only covers all disciplines of traditional business schools, but also sets up application-oriented disciplines based on the current industry development. As a research-led business school, the School pays great attention to research and innovation, and makes a great investment every year. It includes inviting global talented academics to join the School and creating a platform for researchers to work with enterprises in the industry. The School is now on the path to pursue its vision to be a leading international business school in the world. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE: Applicants for the position of Professor are expected to: Hold a PhD degree in related fields Have worked at a senior position in reputed academic institutes Have a competitive record of academic publications in peer-reviewed top international recognized journals Have experience supervising PhD students to completion Applicants for the position of Associate Professors are expected to: Hold a PhD degree in related fields Have successfully obtained and managed grants and funding (external to the home institution) Have experience supervising PhD students to completion Have a competitive record of academic publications in peer-reviewed top international recognized journals Applicants for the position of Assistant Professor are expected to: Hold a PhD degree in related fields Have a competitive record of academic publications in peer-reviewed top international recognized journals Applicants for the position of Research Fellow are expected to: Hold a PhD degree in related fields Have academic working with great potential JOB RESPONSIBILITY: Applicants for ALL positions should: Develop and deliver teaching using a range of methodologies and approaches across a wide range of topics within your subject area; Actively contribute to research projects either collaboratively or as an individual, contributing to a high-quality research profile for the School; Page 2/3 Candidates for Professor and Associate Professor should: Lead research group in the discipline and publish paper in the top tier, peer-reviewed journals Help to shape the course structure with the development of industry Supervise Master/PhD students Engage and participate in school management and activities COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS: Market competitive salary Housing allowance, homes with joint property rights, flight and relocation reimbursement for eligible staff Medical insurance and paid annual leaves Top international and public education resource for children CITIZENSHIP AND VISA REGULATIONS: Employment at BNU is regulated by Chinese Labour Laws, and must comply with the regulations of the provincial government. These regulations stipulate who is eligible for legal employment with regard to obtaining work permits and visas. Please be advised candidates over 65 may not be eligible for PRC work visa. TO APPLY: Please send application files to [email protected], naming your target position and research field in the subject line. Include these documents in your email: A cover letter A current CV, including date of birth, country of citizenship, and highest degree level Research Sample(s) or published paper Reference letters from three referees Informal enquiries may be addressed to the Staff Management Team at [email protected]. Please copy your application email in your enquiry. Contact Person: If you wish to apply for this position, please specify that you saw it on AKADEUS. Page 3/3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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