THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS INVITES APPLICANTS FOR A VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR POSITION
The Management Area of the School of Business at the University of Kansas is searching for a Visiting Assistant Professor in International Business to begin Fall 2025. This is a full-time, 2-year limited term, non-tenure track, academic-year faculty position.
Application review begins on March 6, 2025 and will continue as needed until a pool of qualified applicants has been identified.
We encourage individuals seeking to engage in impactful research and teaching in international business, strategy and management to apply, and join a vibrant research community with Vince Barker, Chang Hoon Oh, Jun Ho Lee, Todd Hall, Clint Chadwick, Brian Anderson, Beth Embry, Pat Downes, Nate Meikle, Patty Dahm, Niki den Nieuwenboer, and Jill Ellingson (Search Committee Chair and Interim Area Director).
KU’s excellence is a result of the rich tapestry of experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds of our faculty, staff, students, and colleagues from across our nation and the globe. At KU, we invest in continuous learning and growth by creating a climate where people engage in respectful dialogue and debate and support each other’s success. We foster a culture of care where each person is seen, heard and valued. When people feel a true sense of belonging, we believe they are better able to reach their full potential and achieve remarkable things.
The School of Business, KU and Lawrence, Kansas:
KU is the flagship state-sponsored university in the State of Kansas, with world-class competencies in a wide variety of fields. The KU School of Business has been educating students and creating leaders since 1924. The School offers undergraduate, master’s (full-time and online) and doctoral programs. The past few years have brought remarkable growth with enrollment approaching 4,000 undergraduate students. The School has a robust international business degree program and has made significant investments in study abroad programming. The School of Business sits on KU’s main campus in Lawrence and resides in Capitol Federal Hall, a modern $70.5 million instructional space with advanced technology classrooms, faculty/staff offices, and student resources. For additional information about the School, see: https://business.ku.edu/
Lawrence is located 30 minutes west of Kansas City. With a population of about 100,000 and a large student population, it has a small-town, friendly atmosphere featuring major-city lifestyle amenities. Lawrence boasts a nationally recognized music scene and a historic downtown full of small businesses, art galleries, microbreweries, bars, restaurants and more. Museums offer exhibits of classic and contemporary art, natural history and anthropology. For information about living in Lawrence, see https://www.ku.edu/about-lawrence
Kansas City, Kansas, is a 40-minute drive from Lawrence. The Kansas City metropolitan area has a population of two million and offers many fine restaurants, superb shopping and an extensive choice of professional, cultural and sporting events. The Kansas City International Airport (MCI), with a newly opened terminal, offers flights to all major U.S. cities and is less than an hour drive from Lawrence.
Job Description
40% Teaching
Teach required and elective undergraduate or graduate level courses in international business and management depending on professional background. The 4-course load (two courses each fall and spring semester) may include courses taught at the Lawrence campus and/or online.
40% Research
Establish and maintain an active and productive program of research within area of specialization.
20% Service
Engage in school, university, and professional service activities.
Contact for Further Information Management Assistant, busmgtadmin@ku.edu (for information about application process) Jill Ellingson, ellingson@ku.edu (for information about the position)
Application Instructions To apply for the position, please select the following link: http://www.employment.ku.edu/academic/29756BR
To be considered, applicants must submit an online application. A complete application includes (1) cover letter describing interest in KU, experience and significant accomplishments, (2) record of productivity in teaching and research as described in CV, (3) research statement and supplemental materials (e.g., 1-2 publications or works in progress), (4) teaching statement and supplemental materials (e.g., teaching portfolio, sample syllabi, teaching evaluations), and (5) names of three professional references. Actual letters of reference will be required later in the hiring process.
Salary Range: Commensurate with experience.
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Required Qualifications: 1. A Ph.D. in international business or a related field (must be earned by August 18, 2025). 2. Evidence of potential for teaching excellence in international business and related fields. 3. Evidence of potential for excellence in research.
The School of Business, KU and Lawrence, Kansas:
KU is the flagship state-sponsored university in the State of Kansas, with world-class competencies in a wide variety of fields. The KU School of Business has been educating students and creating leaders since 1924. The School offers undergraduate, master’s (full-time and online) and doctoral programs. The past few years have brought remarkable growth with enrollment approaching 4,000 undergraduate students. The School has a robust international business degree program and has made significant investments in study abroad programming. The School of Business sits on KU’s main campus in Lawrence and resides in Capitol Federal Hall, a modern $70.5 million instructional space with advanced technology classrooms, faculty/staff offices, and student resources. For additional information about the School, see: https://business.ku.edu/
Lawrence is located 30 minutes west of Kansas City. With a population of about 100,000 and a large student population, it has a small-town, friendly atmosphere featuring major-city lifestyle amenities. Lawrence boasts a nationally recognized music scene and a historic downtown full of small businesses, ...art galleries, microbreweries, bars, restaurants and more. Museums offer exhibits of classic and contemporary art, natural history and anthropology. For information about living in Lawrence, see https://www.ku.edu/about-lawrence
Kansas City, Kansas, is a 40-minute drive from Lawrence. The Kansas City metropolitan area has a population of two million and offers many fine restaurants, superb shopping and an extensive choice of professional, cultural and sporting events. The Kansas City International Airport (MCI), with a newly opened terminal, offers flights to all major U.S. cities and is less than an hour drive from Lawrence.
