HEC Montr?al ? Faculty Position in International Business
The Department of International Business of HEC Montr?al invites
applications for faculty positions at all levels, tenured and tenure track,
starting in June 2011. The positions are subject to budgetary approval. The
candidate may specialize in any sub-field in international business,
including but not limited to international strategy, international
marketing, international economics and international finance. The successful
candidate will be engaged in high-quality teaching and research on the
practical challenges that companies face in the global economy.
ABOUT THE SCHOOL: Founded in 1907, HEC Montr?al (www.hec.ca) is one of the
oldest and largest business schools in North America. The School has over
12,000 students in its 38 management study programs, from the undergraduate
to postgraduate levels, and employs close to 260 professors. Its MBA program
is ranked 10th by Business Week among non-US business school world-wide and
it is the only business school in North America to be accredited by the
AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.
ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: The Department of International
Business consists of 13 full-time professors from diverse disciplinary
backgrounds that share a common interest in the exploration of international
business in the context of globalization and emerging economies. The
Department offers a broad selection of courses in international business,
offers an international business major at the B.A.A. level, a M.Sc. in
international business, and an international business major at the Ph.D.
level.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates should hold or should anticipate completing a
Ph.D. in international business or a related field by June 1, 2011.
Candidates for associate or full professor should have an established record
of quality research and teaching while candidates for assistant professor
should be promising scholars. Successful candidates will be expected to
publish research in major journals and to teach high-quality graduate and
undergraduate courses.
Courses at HEC Montr?al are primarily taught in French, with a growing
number of courses also given in English and Spanish. The School?s inception
program provides excellent support to learn French in order to become fluent
within two years. The School has top-tier teaching and research facilities.
Research publication is financially rewarded.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Professors Bernard Sinclair-Desgagn? (department
chair), Marlei Pozzebon and Ari Van Assche will conduct interviews at the
AOM. To schedule an interview, candidates should before July 31, 2010 e-mail
a curriculum vitae, a brief cover letter that summarizes research and
teaching experience, and the names of three references to Prof. Van Assche
(
ari.van-assche@hec.ca). Other materials will be requested at a later date
as necessary.
Those not attending the AOM meetings should before September 1, 2010 e-mail
Prof. Van Assche their curriculum vitae, a cover letter that summarizes
research and teaching experience, teaching evaluations and three samples of
scholarly work (including at least one full paper). Furthermore, the
applicant should arrange to have three letters of reference e-mailed or sent
to the following address:
Associate Professor Ari Van Assche
Service de l?enseignement des affaires internationales
HEC Montr?al
3000 Chemin de la C?te-Sainte-Catherine
Montr?al, Qu?bec
CANADA H3T 2A7
ari.van-assche@hec.ca
HEC Montr?al is committed to employment equity. In accordance with Canadian
immigration requirements, the school will give priority to candidates who
are either citizens or permanent residents of Canada. Candidates must
indicate whether or not they meet this criterion.