EM Strasbourg Business School, the only French Business School to follow the international model and to be incorporated into a University Center of Excellence, is recruiting the following positions as of September 2012:

-          two Full Professors,

-          two Associate Professors

-          three contract Lecturers

in the major fields of Management Science (HR Management, Strategy, Supply Chain, Finance, Marketing).

Profile: Applicants are required to hold a PhD. in Management Science and to be able to teach in both French and English or French and German. They should also demonstrate a strong ability to publish internationally.

Applications from Professors and Associate Professors: Applications are to be made via the official "Galaxie" software starting from February 23, 2012 (10:00 a.m. GMT +1).

The deadline for applications on the "Galaxie" website is March 27, 2012 (4:00 p.m. GMT+1). - Warning: hard copies of the application files must also be sent by airmail no later than March 27, 2012 (midnight GMT+1 - as per postmark).

Applications from Lecturers : In order to request the application documents, please send an email to emilie.kaes@em-strasbourg.eu as of February 23, 2012.

The deadline for completed e-mail applications (Lecturers) is March, 27 at midnight (GMT + 1 - as per postmark)

By joining EM Strasbourg Business School, you will:

opt for a school that stands out among its French counterparts due to its incorporation into a university

opt for a school that houses 2 research laboratories authorised as « Host Teams » (HuManiS et le LaRGE) and employs 85 teachers/researchers, 90% of whom are PhD holders     

operate in a dynamic region with strong values

live in a cosmopolitan city with a genuine commitment to the environment

The University of Strasbourg : the foremost university in  France

38 Training and Research Units (UFR), faculties, schools and institutes

75 Research Units, among which 38 Joint Research Units

2,698 teachers and teachers/researchers

2 Nobel prize winners: Jules Hoffmann, Medicine (2011) and Jean-Marie Lehn, Chemistry (1987)

3 CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research) Gold Medals: Jules Hoffmann (2011), Jean-Marie Lehn (1981) and Pierre Chambon (1979)

13 members and 2 collaborating members of the Academy of Sciences

49 members of the "Institut universitaire de France " (French University Institute) : 15 junior members, 11 senior members and 23 honorary members

2 members and 1 collaborating member of the « Académie des inscriptions et belles lettres »

18 ERC (European Research Council): 12 juniors and 6 seniors

440 PhD degrees awarded in 2010

Founding member of the League of European Research Universities (LER)