English speaking vacancies in Holland: Avans School of International Studies (ASIS) is looking for a Lecturer International Marketing m/f

Friday 17 February 2012

Avans School of International Studies (ASIS) is looking for a Lecturer International Marketing m/f

Job description

As a lecturer of International Marketing you are a real team player and your main objective is to enhance the students’ practical and theoretical expertise, in order to prepare them to become highly qualified professionals in the international business world. In addition to teaching, you will be involved in the study career coaching of students and guide them in their research projects during internships and graduation.
You will give lectures and training sessions in the English language within a project and competency oriented curriculum. You will also tutor project group meetings and coach students in group and individual meetings. Beside teaching activities you will (co-)develop and apply the latest innovations in education in conjunction with the marketing department. We are looking for candidates that have knowledge and/or experience with new media and/or emerging markets like Asia and the BRIC countries.

Requirements

The ideal candidate:

Has a PhD or Master’s degree in the relevant field;
Has recent relevant international practical experience;
Has expertise in the current state-of-the-art theory and practice in the field of International Marketing (including social media, emerging markets);
Has expertise in modern teaching methods and business research methods;
Is expected to be a ‘reflective practitioner’ and/or to be willing to develop in this area;
Is expected to have excellent social and communicative skills in the English language;
Is expected to be an excellent team player;
Is expected to develop their professional competencies within the educational context.

Conditions of employment

Salary: min. € 3.177,05 – max. € 4.365,16
Starting date: as soon as possible
Position type: temporary position (possibility for a structural position)
Scope of the position: 0,6 - 1,0 fte

Contract type: Temporary, temporary position (possibility for a structural position)

Organisation

Avans School of International Studies (ASIS)

Avans School of International Studies (ASIS) offers students of all nationalities the International Business and Management Studies programme, listed as number 1 in the national ranking of IBMS programmes in the Netherlands. As of 2010 – 2011, we offer the newly developed bachelor programme, International Finance and Control.
ASIS has a dynamic and highly skilled team of 60 staff and around 900 students. With 16 different nationalities in our staff and 40% of our students coming from outside the Netherlands, we offer an international working and learning environment.
Due to the increase in student numbers, we wish to expand our team of lecturers. We are looking for an enthusiastic Lecturer in the area of International Marketing who has our students’ interests at heart and has a passion for teaching and applied research. A professional with a thorough understanding of International Marketing and capable of applying the theoretical models and concepts in a practical context Our programmes are completely taught in English.

Additional information

For an informal discussion about the position, please contact Mr Nies Rijnders, Msc, Dean of Avans School of International Studies, tel: +31 (0) 6 20 77 86 31.
The contents of this text can not legally binding.
This vacancy is simultaneously released for internal and external recruitment.
Acquisition further to this advertisement is not appreciated.

Direct link to this job opening: www.academictransfer.com/13037

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