EM LYON is one of the leading French Grandes Ecoles in Management, one of the top European Business Schools. Among our achievements EM LYON has been ranked as the foremost European Business School in Entrepreneurship (Financial Times), our European Master in Management programme has been ranked 6th in Masters of Science in Management and 1st in the “Best in Entrepreneurship” category (September 2007).

EM LYON is proud of its triple accreditation (AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA) and offers a wide range of programmes including: MSc in Management, Specialised Master’s degrees, MBA, Executive MBA, PhD and open and tailor-made executive programmes.

EM LYON is a dynamic and innovative institution with a strong commitment to the development of entrepreneurial and transnational skills required for effective management in a variety of economic and cultural contexts within the global economy. Our 93 strong faculty maintains high international standards of excellence both in teaching and research.

EM LYON is located in Lyon, France’s second city, and capital of the Rhône-Alpes Region. Lyon is internationally renowned as the world’s gastronomic capital and its old town has been classified as a world heritage site by UNECSO. Some of the largest and famous skiing resorts in the world and the French Riviera are all just a few hours drive from Lyon. With the French high-speed “bullet” train (TGV) Paris is a very relaxing and comfortable two hours away from Lyon.

General (All Applicants)

Applicants should have a Doctorate or PhD degree, teaching experience, a proven record in research and publication, a burning passion for higher education and an international background or experience. Applicants will teach and publish in English, be committed to excellence in teaching and research, and be willing to learn or improve their French language skills.

Successful candidates will teach at the Masters, MBA and Executive levels including tailor-made programmes for international companies.

Closing date: 31 Mai 2008

Applications (Cover letter, CV and research) should be sent by email or regular mail to
EM LYON
Sophie Dragole,
23 avenue de Collongue, 69130 ECULLY - France
Email: dragole@em-lyon.com
Details: http://www.em-lyon.com/english/faculty/index.aspx

International Human Resources Management:

Preference will be given to applicants who show promise of high quality and insightful research in the field of HRM, commitment to excellence in teaching with various audiences and who have a strong international experience.

Entrepreneurship:

• Associate Professor or Full Professor position with research and teaching interests in one or more of the following areas: business development and strategic initiatives, social entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship in transitioning or developing economies.

• Associate Professor or Full Professor position with specialization in Family Business.
Research and teaching interests should include family business, family entrepreneurship, family business governance, and psychological dimensions of family business…

• Associate Professor or Full Professor position with specialization in Corporate Entrepreneurship. Research and teaching interests should include one or more of the following areas: corporate entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship, corporate venturing.

Leadership: Associate or Full Professor position in Leadership, Team Dynamics/Leadership and Personal Development. Preferences will be given to candidates with a PhD or Doctorate in Management or in Psychology.

Marketing: Assistant or Associate Professor position in Business-to-Business Marketing.

Operations and Supply Chain Management: Associate or Assistant Professor position. Preference will be given to applicants with a proven expertise in Operations Management/Supply Chain Management.

Purchasing Management: Assistant Professor or Associate Professor position.

International Management and International Marketing: Assistant or Associate Professor position. Preference will be given to applicants with a proven expertise and knowledge of the Asia-Pacific zone. Some knowledge of French would be a plus but is not necessary.