[URPE] [UMKCLEE-URPE] Heterodox Economics Lectureships, Visiting Professors and Research Fellows, Greenwich, London

[Lee, Frederic]

Univeristy of Greenwich

Greenwich Campus 

 

LECTURER IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ECONOMICS - (REF: 01419)

 

As part of our on-going development strategy, the Business School is seeking a Lecturer in International Business Economics. You will be part of the International Business Department which provides a range of successful undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the fields of International Business and Economics.  

 

The school is seeking an academic capable of conducting quality research and lecturing on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the areas of Business Economics, Institutional Economics, Financial Economics, Microfinance or a related area. The role will involve conducting research in a relevant discipline. You may also be involved in developing new part time and flexible learning courses in your area of teaching and research specialism.

 

Salary Scale: £32,963 - £46,881 per annum inclusive of London Weighting.

 

We aim to be an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community.

 

To obtain further particulars and an application form visit our website www.gre.ac.uk <http://www.gre.ac.uk/> , email Jobs at gre.ac.uk <mailto:Jobs at gre.ac.uk>  or write to the Personnel Office, University of Greenwich, Avery Hill Road, London, SE9 2UG quoting reference.  Applications should be returned by 5pm on 17 December 2009.

 

http://www.gre.ac.uk/recruitment

 

 

VISITING PROFESSORS AND RESEARCH FELLOWS

 

To support our rapidly growing PhD programme, the Department of International Business and Economics at the University of Greenwich is seeking Visiting Professors and Research Fellows to join supervisory teams and support research funding bids.

The appointments, on a 0.2 fractional basis, may suit London-based faculty with a particular interest in our research areas or senior academics in semi-retirement, European faculty with an interest in periodic visits to London, or those from farther afield who may wish to spend a 2-3 month period in London annually. 

Based in a stunning baroque world heritage site on the Thames, the Department of International Business  and Economics specialises in the study of the institutional structures and regulation of international business.  The Department hosts a number of vibrant research groups, including the Public Services International Research Unit, the Centre for Business Network Analysis, the Centre for Indian Business, the Economic Governance Research Group, and the China Business Network.  In the latest Research Assessment Exercise, two thirds of our research was rated as of international standard or world leading, and our economics teaching was tied-second in the UK in the latest National Student Satisfaction Survey.

Candidates must have previously supervised at least 3 PhDs to successful completion. We are particularly interested in candidates with expertise in financial markets, microfinance, corporate governance and regulation, business or industrial economics and heterodox perspectives on these. Please note that the title Professor in the UK is a senior academic of international standing, somewhat equivalent to an endowed chair in the US.

Application by covering letter and cv to: 
Dr Bruce Cronin, Head of Department. 
b.cronin at greenwich.ac.uk

www.gre.ac.uk

 

 

 

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