POSITIONS: Job Openings at the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship

[entrepreneurship-phd at lists.uni-due.de]

From: Erik Monsen [erik.monsen at strath.ac.uk]
Date: Wed 15 Feb 2012 16:26

Sent on behalf of Prof Sara Carter (sara.carter at strath.ac.uk)
 
The Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Strathclyde Business School invites applications for two posts: 
 
Senior Lecturer / Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Family Business (tenure track)
This post is designed to strengthen the department's research base and contribute to the University's strategic ambition to be recognised as a leading technological university. The appointee is expected to be an experienced researcher within the area of entrepreneurship and /or family business ownership, capable of developing a research agenda within the department around this theme and contributing to Strathclyde Business School's cross-departmental teaching, research and knowledge exchange activities. This post reflects the University's aim to combine excellence with relevance. The appointee is expected to have demonstrable academic expertise and a keen interest in developing entrepreneurship research and teaching activities within the University, therefore a relevant PhD (or PhD imminently pending) in entrepreneurship or in a social science subject with a focus on family or household issues is essential. Details of the post (JA/14/2012) are available at: 
http://www.mis.strath.ac.uk/Personnel/open/142012.htm
 
Lecturer in Entrepreneurship (one-year fixed term)
This post is a one-year fixed term Lectureship required as maternity cover for an existing staff member. The appointee is expected to be able to teach and undertake research within the area of entrepreneurship, and contribute to the Department's undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programmes in entrepreneurship. Prior experience of teaching entrepreneurship, particularly from an experiential perspective, would be an advantage. The appointee is expected to have demonstrable academic expertise and a keen interest in developing entrepreneurship research and teaching activities within the University, therefore a relevant PhD (or PhD imminently pending) is essential. Details of the post (JA/15/2012) are available at: http://www.mis.strath.ac.uk/Personnel/open/152012.htm
 
Strathclyde Business School has excellent people as demonstrated through its Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) performance, considerable links to business and industry and synergies between learning innovations and research. The Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship is the University's newest academic department, endowed by Sir Tom Hunter for the study, research and encouragement of entrepreneurship within Scotland. Its mission is to provide Strathclyde people with the knowledge, skills and confidence to practice entrepreneurship; undertake research in entrepreneurship that combines excellence and relevance; and promote entrepreneurship as a socially desirable career option to students, staff and the Strathclyde community. 
 
Applications should be made online (https://kara.mis.strath.ac.uk/vacancies/control/vacancylist?vacCat=TR) by 14 March 2012 and formal interviews will be held on 3 or 4 April 2012. Informal enquiries regarding the post can be directed to Professor Sara Carter, Head of Department sara.carter at strath.ac.uk  Tel: + 44 141 548 3276
 
Professor Sara Carter OBE
Head of Department, Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship
Associate Dean Research Enhancement
Strathclyde Business School, 
Room 7.26, 199 Cathedral Street
Glasgow, G4 0QU
T: + 44(0)141 548 3276 or + 44(0)141 548 3482 (secretary) 
 
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