Professor In International Economics

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For technical assistance, reach out to our support teamhere. Thank you for your application An email confirmation has been sent to your email. Loading job alert... Receive job alerts that match your preferences. Select employers Search and select specific employers to receive job alerts only from them. Professor in International Economics (BOF) (29877) Ghent University is one of the top 100 universities in the Dutch language area, with more than 44,000 students and 15,000 staff members. ABOUT GHENT UNIVERSITY Ghent University is a world-class, open, pluralistic and socially engaged university. Our credo is 'Dare to Think' : we are a haven for courageous thinkers. Withone of themost progressive career models for academicsin the world, Ghent University evaluates its scholars not only by the length of their publication list but also by the impact they pursue, what they achieve and how they collaborate. Are you a good ‘fit’ with our university? Discover here our vision on education and research. ASSIGNMENT The position, funded by the Special Research Fund, is granted the privilege of focusing primarily on research for a period of 5 years. During that period the teaching load will be limited to no more than 8 ECTS credits per semester on average over a period of 3 years. See also profile text. For the further development of the academic career, please see ‘Appointment information’ below. Scientific research You develop innovative and internationally recognized research in the field of international trade and industrial organization. The research focus aligns with recent developments in the discipline (such as, for example, the evaluation of trade and industrial policy, and market power and competition in an international context) and may be either theoretical or empirical in nature. The candidate contributes to the continuity and further development of the research line on international trade within the International Economics cluster of the Department of Economics. The candidate independently develops scientific research and is open to collaboration with other members of the department.
The candidate is expected to publish in leading international journals, in accordance with UGent’s publication policy. The candidate develops project proposals with a view to securing research funding and builds an international network.
The candidate supervises master’s and doctoral students in their thesis work, paying attention to the growth process and development of students and staff. Academic education You teach several courses in the field of international economics, with an additional focus on methodological and data science–related aspects of scientific economic research. The candidate is expected to be able to contribute to teaching in international economics at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. Furthermore, the candidate is expected to have sufficient experience with empirical analysis and quantitative methods in international economics and, on that basis, to be able to teach and supervise students in working with data and empirical applications in accordance with the standard requirements regarding the reproducibility of scientific economic data research in general. The specific teaching assignment is subject to, and evolves in line with, possible programme changes within the faculty’s degree programmes and the teaching needs of the department. Institutional and societal engagement Based on your expertise and experience, you will contribute to the university's operations and/or take on external assignments. Within the scope of service, an active contribution is expected to academic, institutional, and societal activities of the department and the faculty. This includes, among other things, participation in teaching
- and research-related tasks, knowledge transfer to policy and society, and engagement in initiatives related to international cooperation and lifelong learning. The appointment fits within the consolidation and further development of expertise in international economics within the Department of Economics.
The candidate will be embedded in the research area Interna