Professor in International Economics/Geoeconomics

Company Description

SKEMA Business School is a global teaching and research institution with 11,000 students from over 130 nationalities and 66,000 graduates in 145 countries. The school focuses on developing talent committed to sustainable transformation, with a distinctive model that blends humanities, social sciences, and data sciences. SKEMA is multi-accredited (AACSB, EQUIS, EFMD Accredited EMBA) and recognized worldwide for its research and more than 70 high-quality academic programs. Its international, multi-campus structure spans seven countries: Brazil, Canada, China, France, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States. SKEMA maintains a strong digital presence and global engagement through major social media platforms.

Role Description

This full-time, on-site Professor role in International Economics/Geoeconomics is based at SKEMA Business School’s campus in Lille. The Professor will design, deliver, and update courses in international economics, geoeconomics, and related fields at undergraduate and graduate levels. Daily responsibilities include preparing teaching materials, lecturing, leading seminars, supervising student projects and theses, and providing academic advising. The role also involves conducting high-quality research, publishing in peer-reviewed journals, contributing to research projects and grants, and participating in academic conferences. The Professor will collaborate with colleagues on curriculum development, engage with international partners and the business community, and contribute to the school’s governance and service activities.

Qualifications

• Strong expertise in International Economics and Geoeconomics, with a solid foundation in Economics.
• Proficiency in Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, with the ability to connect theoretical insights to real-world policy and business issues.
• Demonstrated experience in university teaching, including course design, classroom instruction, and student supervision.
• PhD in Economics or a closely related field, with an active research agenda and publications in recognized academic outlets.
• Ability to teach and work in English; additional language skills (e.g., French) are an asset.
• Experience in international and multicultural academic environments, and willingness to engage in interdisciplinary projects.
• Strong communication, presentation, and mentoring skills, with a commitment to inclusive and learner-centered pedagogy.
• Capacity to contribute to institutional development, external partnerships, and visibility through conferences, workshops, and professional networks.

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