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Newcastle University Business School is an ambitious, forward-thinking institution born out of one of the most reputable, research-intensive universities in the UK. Headquartered at a brand-new £50m campus in the heart of Newcastle, it offers new perspectives on traditional management school disciplines, and offers niche expertise in developing areas such as entrepreneurship, strategy and accounting. Accredited by AMBA and EQUIS, the School is also in the final stages of AACSB accreditation.

For a lectureship you should have a good first degree and have (or be close to completing) a relevant Phd. The successful candidate will be developing a publication record in their subject specialism. Senior Lectureship candidates will already have a national and international profile in research and will have broad experience of curriculum development and teaching in their subject area. All candidates should have a publication profile commensurate with entry in the forthcoming REF, and a teaching record capable of further enhancing our NSS scores. We intend to appoint to an appropriate level related to the candidates match with the person specification and job description.

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