Jobs in Business Schools

Salary: £35,210 - £43,266 per annum (Lecturer Grade F)
            £40,792 - £54,765 per annum (Lecturer Grade G)

Closing Date: 1 April 2019

This post is fixed term for 3 years.

The advertised post is based at Newcastle University London. You will become part of the wider Newcastle University Business School academic community.

Opened in 2015, Newcastle University London aims to provide students with an academically rigorous and research-driven education that is global, business immersive and career-enhancing, working hand-in-hand with industry to develop graduates with the enviable skills and knowledge that leading employers demand, and supporting the progression of students into positions across a variety of global industries and sectors. Newcastle University London brings the triple-accredited Newcastle University Business School, part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) to the Capital. Newcastle University London is committed to supporting the world-leading research of its academic staff.

We seek to appoint a Lecturer in Accounting, Economics and Finance who can contribute to our BSc Accounting & Finance and MSc in Banking & Finance and who is committed to the success and development of Newcastle University London and Newcastle University Business School. Individuals with a strong research profile and with an interest in the Future of Work and developing future leaders, who care about nurturing academic colleagues and students to reach their potential and who connect with organisations are encouraged to apply.

You must have a PhD in a related area, as well as the ability to: secure research funding, publish in internationally recognized journals and conduct research with the potential to create impact. You must also have the demonstrated capacity to deliver outstanding teaching and management of programmes in higher education. The level of appointment will be determined by your ability to meet the requirements of the person specification and job description.

The School holds a bronze  Athena SWAN award in addition to the University’s silver award in recognition of our good employment practices for the advancement of gender equality.  The University also holds the HR Excellence in Research award for our work to support the career development of our researchers, and is a member of the Euraxess initiative supporting researchers in Europe

Informal enquiries about this position can be made to Dr Nadia Macdonald, Head of Newcastle University London – Nadia.Macdonald@newcastle.ac.uk

For more information about Newcastle University Business School, please visit our website https://www.ncl.ac.uk/business-school/

For more information about Newcastle University London, please visit our website https://www.ncl.ac.uk/london/

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Salary: £35,210 - £43,266 per annum (Lecturer Grade F)
            £40,792 - £54,765 per annum (Lecturer Grade G)

Closing Date: 1 April 2019

This post is fixed-term for 3 years.

The advertised post is based at Newcastle University London. You will become part of the wider Newcastle University Business School academic community.

Opened in 2015, Newcastle University London aims to provide students with an academically rigorous and research-driven education that is global, business immersive and career-enhancing, working hand-in-hand with industry to develop graduates with the enviable skills and knowledge that leading employers demand, and supporting the progression of students into positions across a variety of global industries and sectors. Newcastle University London brings the triple-accredited Newcastle University Business School, part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) to the Capital. Newcastle University London is committed to supporting the world-leading research of its academic staff.

We seek to appoint a Lecturer in Operations Management and Strategic Business Analysis who can contribute to our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in International Business Management and International Marketing and Management and who is committed to the success and development of Newcastle University London and Newcastle University Business School. Individuals with a strong research profile and with an interest in the Future of Work and developing future leaders, who care about nurturing academic colleagues and students to reach their potential and who connect with organisations are encouraged to apply.

You must have a PhD in a related area, as well as the ability to: secure research funding, publish in internationally recognized journals and conduct research with the potential to create impact. You must also have the demonstrated capacity to deliver outstanding teaching and management of programmes in higher education. The level of appointment will be determined by your ability to meet the requirements of the person specification and job description.

The School holds a bronze Athena SWAN award in addition to the University’s silver award in recognition of our good employment practices for the advancement of gender equality.  The University also holds the HR Excellence in Research award for our work to support the career development of our researchers, and is a member of the Euraxess initiative supporting researchers in Europe.

Informal enquiries about this position can be made to Dr Nadia Macdonald, Head of Newcastle University London – Nadia.Macdonald@newcastle.ac.uk

For more information about Newcastle University Business School, please visit our website https://www.ncl.ac.uk/business-school/

For more information about Newcastle University London, please visit our website https://www.ncl.ac.uk/london/

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Salary: £30,395 - £43,266 per annum

Closing Date: 1 April 2019

We are looking for a self-motivated individual who is able to teach in the area of accounting. You will be expected to contribute to the delivery of high quality UG and PG teaching, working within the Accounting and Finance subject group. The teaching will include modules within the areas of financial reporting, management accounting, auditing or taxation.

You must have a Masters in a relevant subject. Ideally you will have (or be ready to submit) a PhD or you will hold a professional accounting qualification (ACCA, CIMA or ICAW). You must also have the demonstrated capacity to deliver outstanding teaching in higher education.

We have two full time, fixed term posts:

• One fixed-term post to 31 August 2020
• One fixed term post to 31 October 2020

Informal enquiries about this position can be made Dr Josie McLaren, Subject Group Head Accounting and Finance (josie.mclaren@ncl.ac.uk )

For further information about Newcastle University Business School, please visit our website:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/business-school/

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Location: 40 Queen Street, London EC4R 1DD
Salary: Up to £27,000 plus generous annual leave and pension
Responsible to: Director of Communications & External Relations
Duration: Full time, permanent

Purpose of the post

We are looking for an outstanding administrator to join our forward-thinking, friendly, and hardworking team. We are a business-minded, mission-led organisation motivated by our social and commercial goals. We exist to support our members to deliver a world class education and impactful research.

This post has been created at an exciting time for the Association. The Programme Administrator will play an important role in administering, auditing and providing customer services for our new CPD scheme for business school educators – the Certified Management & Business Educator (CMBE).

The CMBE scheme has been created in response to demand from our members to meet the need to provide continuous professional development and recognition for university teaching faculty. Business is the most popular subject for students studying in the UK and there is increasing pressure on universities to deliver and demonstrate higher standards of teaching. We are taking the initiative in the sector to support university business schools and faculty to develop and enhance their teaching provision.

The main purpose of this role is to manage the efficient administration of the CMBE scheme. This involves processing applicants using our CRM and online systems; providing customer services and support to subscribers; undertaking audits of annual subscriber CPD submissions; and producing reports for the team. The post-holder will also provide secretariat support (e.g. meeting coordination, minute-taking) to the CMBE Committee and will work with the Professional Development Coordinator to organise CPD events and workshops.

We are looking for a confident team player with a friendly approach and can-do attitude. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of how to administer data with proven experience of using CRM systems and will have come from an educational, membership or customer service background. Secretariat and governance experience will also be valued. Proven administrative and communication skills (written and verbal) are essential, as well as strong experience of using Microsoft Office, in particular Word, Outlook and Excel.

Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.

Principal job functions & main tasks

1. Administering the scheme and customer services:

a. Process applicants and check they meet the criteria;
b. Manage communication with successful and unsuccessful applicants in a prompt and timely manner;
c. Handle and respond to queries from subscribers and prospective subscribers, including providing support through the application, auditing and renewal requirements;
d. Manage the auditing of subscribers, which includes:
    i. Notifying subscribers
    ii. Providing support to subscribers
    iii. Ensuring submissions are made on time and are complete
e. Ensure all subscriber data is kept up-to-date in the database;
f. Support subscribers involved in the peer-review feature;
g. Monitor and provide regular reports on the status of subscribers, evidence submissions, audited subscribers, and renewals;
h. Work with the finance manager to reconcile subscriber fees with our central accounts.

2. Governance secretariat:

a. Assist in the management and administration of the CMBE Committee;
b. Collate reports;
c. Draft and circulate agendas and meeting papers for quarterly meetings;
d. Minute-taking in Committee meetings. Write up and circulate minutes, and follow up with individuals on agreed actions;
e. Feedback to Chartered ABS colleagues any issues raised at the committee meetings.

3. Other:

a. When required, support the delivery of CPD event logistics and administration such as: pre-event delegate liaison, on-site registration and delegate support; event set up; venue sourcing and venue liaison; booking accommodation and travel;
b. Work with the Professional Development coordinator to assess and verify third party CPD events for inclusion in the CPD provision listings.

The full details of the role and person specification can be downloaded here.

Location: 40 Queen Street, London EC4R 1DD
Salary: Up to £32,000 plus generous annual leave and pension
Responsible to: Director of Communications & External Relations
Duration: Full time, permanent

Purpose of the post

We are looking for an outstanding candidate to join our forward-thinking, friendly, and driven team. We are a business-minded, mission-led organisation motivated by our social and commercial goals. We exist to support our members to deliver a world class education and impactful research.

This post has been created at an exciting time for the Association. The Professional Development Coordinator will play a key role in developing and delivering CPD events, development programmes and webinars as part of our new CPD scheme for business school educators – the Certified Management & Business Educator (CMBE).

The CMBE scheme has been created in response to demand from our members to meet the need to provide continuous professional development and recognition for university teaching faculty. Business is the most popular subject for students studying in the UK and there is increasing pressure on universities to deliver and demonstrate higher standards of teaching. We are taking the initiative in the sector to support university business schools and faculty to develop and enhance their teaching provision.

The candidate will have experience in researching and developing content for event programmes or other learning & development and CPD activities. For example, this experience may include roles across conference production, developing educational courses and programmes, or producing learning & development content.

This is a new role so the post-holder will be able to shape it, with the support of the team, in line with our objectives for the scheme. For example, beyond the face-to-face provision and webinars we see the post-holder working in collaboration with academics to develop other online CPD content and materials such as video and articles.

If you think you can develop the programme for a series of workshops on ‘teaching with technology’, research the development needs for a webinar on ‘student engagement’, and source case studies for an event on ‘innovative learning and teaching methods’, we would love to hear from you.

Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.

Principal job functions & main tasks

1. CPD programme events and content development and delivery

a. Manage our portfolio of professional development workshops, development programmes and online content tailored for business and management educators;
b. Research and develop programme content that meet the professional development needs of our members. To do so will require:
    i. Conducting research via phone, email, surveys and face-to-face with senior level stakeholders and other teaching faculty;
    ii. Sourcing, inviting and briefing speakers and facilitators;
c. Plan, develop and deliver face-to-face professional development products that are viable for the association to run;
d. Identify and work with individuals in the sector to produce online content (mix of webinars, video and text) to be made available to subscribers;
e. Produce outstanding written copy for programme content, programme materials, and online CPD content;
f. Work with the marketing manager to plan and deliver marketing activity for professional development events;
g. Work with the CMBE Administrator to source venues, manage delegates, and deliver the event logistics before, during and after the event.

2. Budgeting and reporting

a. Work with the Director of Communications to manage budgets for the professional development events;
b. Work with the CMBE Administrator to assess and verify third party CPD events for inclusion in the CPD provision listings;
c. Produce weekly reports on registrations, revenue and other performance indicators.

3. Other
a. This is a new role on a new and exciting project. The role therefore may evolve as the project takes off.

Full details of the role and person specification can be found here.

The SBC (Small Business Charter) is a part of the Chartered Association of Business Schools and encourages business schools to work with and support SMEs and start-ups, including student start-ups. The award is earned by schools which have been assessed as being able to evidence their impact in the support they give. There is a rigorous assessment process which involves observation and analysis by members of small business representatives.

This is an exciting time for the SBC as we work with governments to drive up productivity and deliver the industrial strategy in the regions of the UK.

The SBC is governed by a Management Board which consists of entrepreneurs and small business leaders as well as business school academics and includes representatives for the Westminster and Welsh parliaments. The Management Board is chaired by Michelle Ovens MBE and the Lord Young of Graffham is the patron. The membership of the Management Board can be viewed here.

The Management Board meets four times a year to discuss strategy and to scrutinize the work of the SBC and those schools applying for the award. Meetings are held in London. Membership of the Board is for three years and as part of the rolling replacement of members we are now looking for an entrepreneur/small business representative to join the Board.

To be eligible to apply you will

• Be a senior leader or on the board of an SME; you don’t need to be the founder or CEO, but you must have executive or non-executive responsibility.
• Believe in the benefits that will come from galvanising business schools in working with entrepreneurs.
• Be prepared to travel (at your own expense) to London for quarterly board meetings. This is the minimum requirement, although you will also have the opportunity to contribute to working groups within the Management Board.
• Be willing to attend flagship events such as the summer reception

What is the Small Business Charter?

Lord Young’s 2013 report ’Growing Your Business’ recommended the development of a Small Business Charter for business schools. The Charter would encourage greater levels of engagement between business schools and the small business sector. The initiative was predicated on two fundamental beliefs: firstly, that a vibrant entrepreneurial community leads to higher employment; and secondly, that business schools can have a positive impact on the success rate of SME’s. The Government accepted this recommendation and charged the Chartered Association of Business Schools (ABS) with delivering the Charter. We formally received the Royal Charter on the 1st May 2015. To date, 36 business schools have been awarded the Charter.

For further information please refer to our web site: www.smallbusinesscharter.org and also to the web site of the Chartered ABS: www.charteredabs.org. If you would like an informal discussion before applying, please contact Anne Kiem.