Dear Careers Division,Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow (Scotland) is looking for an assistant / associate professor (lecturer/sr lecturer in UK English!) in HRM to join it's HRM/OB research cluster. You can find out more about this vacancy here: HERE (Deadline for application: 6th December).
Glasgow is a place that inspires ambitious people to succeed. A place where inquiring minds can develop their ideas. A place where people make discoveries that change the world. Our Men and Women of Fame include seven Nobel Laureates, graduates and staff who have advanced scientific thinking, as well as an extensive list of political, literary and legal contributors.
The University of Glasgow includes among its alumni, the father of economics, Adam Smith. The Adam Smith Business School is named in his honour. At the Adam Smith Business School, we are proud to follow Adam Smith's legacy as evidenced in our:
- Research Excellence: Internationally recognised research that informs academia, policy and practice that drive the Adam Smith Business School forward; its dissemination informs teaching, shapes our culture and delivers impact, whilst promoting the tradition of Scottish enlightenment and enterprise; and
- Teaching excellence: Multi-disciplinary and research led teaching which engender in our students an appetite for critical enquiry and learning. We also encourage, informed by an employability and engagement agenda, the development of 21st century graduate attributes and skills.
The University of Glasgow Business School is developing rapidly in its mission to be internationally known and highly regarded for both teaching excellence and high quality research. Our link to such a distinguished scholar differentiates the University and the Business School and demonstrates our interdisciplinary approach to business disciplines.
You can find more about Adam Smith and how the Adam Smith Business School follows his legacy in this dedicated playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa14ZJ7ZROoa2pFW2_0VueUwvBOqK-o29
Smith described his time at Glasgow as: 'by far the most useful and therefore as by far the happiest and most honourable period of my life'. Why not join the Adam Smith Business School and be part of World Changing Glasgow!------------------------------
Belgin Okay-Somerville
University of Glasgow
Glasgow
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