Job DescriptionInternational Business Faculty (Assistant Professor / Associate Professor)
nDBS Global University, Dehradun
nJob Summary
nThe IB Faculty will be responsible for delivering high-quality teaching in the International Business (IB) domain, mentoring students, conducting research, and contributing to curriculum development. The role requires expertise in global business practices, international trade, cross-cultural management, and international marketing to prepare students for global careers.
nKey Responsibilities
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- Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in International Business, Global Marketing, International Trade, Export-Import Management, Cross-Cultural Management, International Finance, and Global Supply Chain Management.n
- Develop and deliver engaging lectures, case studies, and experiential learning sessions.n
- Mentor students in academic projects, internships, research, and career development.n
- Contribute to curriculum design, academic planning, and accreditation activities.n




- Conduct research and publish in reputed journals and conferences.n
- Participate in departmental, institutional, and student engagement activities.n
- Build industry collaborations to enhance practical learning and global exposure.n

nEligibility Criteria:
nAssistant Professor
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- Master's Degree and Ph.D. in International Business (Mandatory).n
- Robust teaching aptitude and research potential.n
- Minimum 3 years of experience.n

nAssociate Professor
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- Ph.D. in International Business.n
- Minimum 8 years of teaching/research experience in a recognized university/institution.n
- Minimum 7 research publications in peer-reviewed journals.n
- Candidates should have experience in supervising PhD scholars, with at least one research scholar registered under their guidance.n
- Proven experience in research supervision, academic leadership, and institutional administrative responsibilities will be preferred.n

nNote: Candid

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