External lecturer in Business School Education and the Humanities

Job Summary

A position as an external lecturer in Business School Education and the Humanities at the Department of Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy is available as soon as possible.

The position is on a temporary part-time basis and limited to three years with a possibility of 2 extensions of three years each.

The position includes

• Provide training in research-based education that brings new knowledge into play in society in a constructive, engaged, and valuable manner.
• Collaborate with CBS faculty to develop and practice new forms of teaching and learning e.g. case teaching and case development, experiential learning, blended learning, cross-institutional and -disciplinary programs, and massive open online courses.

Qualifications

The position usually requires a master’s degree and further qualifications (special skills), special practical experience or other special qualifications at a high level. Practical and relevant teaching experience is desirable.Teaching-related qualifications will be included in the assessment.

Employment

Salary and employment take place in accordance with the circular regarding external lecturers at universities, etc. under the Ministry of Education. The number of working hours is a maximum of 500 hours per academic year and may vary during the semester. The number of hours will be determined twice a year and the employee will be paid in accordance with this. In connection with employment as an external lecturer, the future employee must accept to take a pedagogical course organised by CBS (only if the employee is not able to document participation in pedagogical courses or experience during the first year of employment) and participate in lecturer meetings.

Your application

Apply for the position on-line by opening the link “apply on-line/søg online”. Complete the application form and attach the application with information on previous employment, degree certificates, CV and other appendices.

Information and documentation on previous relevant teaching activities – including duration – must appear from the application, which must also include documentation of teaching qualifications and other special qualifications.

Applicants are required to attach an English summary of Danish publications (10-15 lines) out of regard for English-speaking members of the assessment committee.

Applications are processed in accordance with the ministerial order on the appointment of academic staff at universities (the appointment order). Applicants are asked to submit a list of publications with an indication of the articles that are subject to assessment.