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The Marketing Department at
ESSEC
Business
School
, near Paris (

), invites applications for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level. The ideal candidate should have an earned doctorate in marketing (or related field) or be close to completion, and should be able to demonstrate his/her ability to conduct research leading to publication of articles in top academic journals.

All faculty members are expected to maintain a balanced level between high-quality research, teaching and service to the school. Our teaching needs cover all areas of marketing. The school provides a great flexibility to accommodate the candidates’ teaching preferences and generous research funding and support.

 

A member of the Marketing faculty will be interviewing prospective candidates at the ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍø’s Summer Educators Conference in
Washington
this August. More information on the school and the marketing department can be found at our website:

 
Please send an application letter (including an outline of the candidate’s motivation to move to
Paris
), current vita, working or published papers, letters of recommendations and the names and addresses of up to three references to Arnaud De Bruyn, Recruiting Coordinator, debruyn@essec.fr. To receive full consideration, please submit before July 15.

ABOUT ESSEC BUSINESS SCHOOL...

 

ESSEC is one of the two best Business Schools in France. Certain striking features set ESSEC apart. The first of these is a curriculum in which academic training and professional experience are integrated, resulting in a rich and demanding educational path and an original model of graduate education in management. A second striking feature is the humanist tradition and perspective that translates into the curriculum through the integration of human and social issues. Thirdly, ESSEC has been known throughout its history for being a highly innovative institution of higher education in France.

Over the past thirty years, ESSEC has been the first Business School in France:

• To accept women as students
• To develop an Office of Corporate/Student Relations
• To create a doctoral program, in 1974
• To be accredited by the AACSB, in 1997 (in fact, the first ever business school accredited by the AACSB outside the North American territory)
• To opt, in 2003, for a close alliance with a major European partner – Mannheim University
• To establish a strong presence in Asia, with our Singapoure campus.

Among all comparable institutions in France, ESSEC is one of the very few with a private status, being a non-profit organization. This gives ESSEC a singular freedom to innovate. Private companies are highly supportive and contribute every year to roughly one third of our budget.