Professor – Management (Marketing, Strategy & Entrepreneurship)

Professor in Management

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching & Learning

• Deliver engaging and impactful lectures at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in areas such as:
• Marketing Strategy, Brand Management, Digital Marketing, Consumer Behaviour
• Business Strategy, Strategic Management, Competitive Advantage
• Entrepreneurship, Innovation Management, New Venture Creation
• Develop industry-relevant course content, simulations, and case-based pedagogy.
• Supervise student dissertations, business plans, and industry consulting projects.

Research & Publication

• Conduct high-impact research aligned with emerging trends in marketing, strategy, or entrepreneurship.
• Publish in top-tier journals (Scopus/ABDC/FT50/SSCI) and present in leading academic conferences.
• Collaborate with other faculty on interdisciplinary research and case study development.
• Lead or participate in externally funded research and consulting projects.

Academic Leadership & Contribution

• Play an active role in curriculum development, program design, and academic innovation.
• Mentor junior faculty members and research scholars.
• Lead initiatives in accreditation (e.g., AACSB, EQUIS) and global ranking enhancement.
• Organize and contribute to knowledge events like conclaves, roundtables, and seminars.

Industry & Ecosystem Engagement

• Foster strong ties with industry leaders, startups, and entrepreneurs to enhance experiential learning.
• Organize guest lectures, CXO talks, case competitions, and startup pitch sessions.
• Contribute to the university’s entrepreneurship ecosystem, incubation programs, and advisory boards.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Ph.D. in Management, Marketing, Strategy, or Entrepreneurship

  from a recognized institution.
• (Candidates with a strong industry background and master’s from top-tier global institutions may also be considered for Practice Track roles.)
• Minimum

  5–10 years of teaching and/or corporate experience

  in relevant areas.
• Proven record of academic research, publications, or industry-led innovation.
• Experience in case writing, simulation development, or experiential pedagogy is desirable.
• Strong communication skills, international exposure, and a global teaching mindset.