Professor of Organisation Studies & Research Leadership

University of Technology Sydney; Sydney; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Flexible work practices

Parental leave

Salary packaging opportunities

Job summary

University of Technology Sydney invites applications for a Professor of Organisation Studies. The successful candidate will provide academic and research leadership within the Organisation Studies discipline and the broader School of Management.

They will cultivate an internationally recognised research program, lead funding bids, and advance collaborations across national and international partners. The role involves mentoring early- and mid-career researchers, contributing to teaching and

Qualifications

• Demonstrated ability to mentor and develop early- and mid-career researchers.
• Established national and international academic reputation and collaborations.
• Sustained record of high-quality scholarly publications and research impact.
• Proven track record of securing competitive research funding and grants.
• Strong leadership in teaching, curriculum development and HDR supervision.

Responsibilities

• Provide intellectual and research leadership within the Organisation Studies discipline and across UTS Business School.
• Maintain an internationally recognised program of high-quality, impactful research.
• Lead competitive funding applications and major collaborative initiatives.
• Build national and international research collaborations and networks.
• Mentor early- and mid-career researchers, supporting publication and grant development.
• Contribute to high-quality teaching and HDR supervision.

Skills

Mentoring

Research leadership

Networking

Teaching excellence

Education

PhD in Organisation Studies, Management or related discipline

Job description

University of Technology Sydney invites applications for a Professor of Organisation Studies. The successful candidate will provide academic and research leadership within the Organisation Studies discipline and the broader School of Management.

They will cultivate an internationally recognised research program, lead funding bids, and advance collaborations across national and international partners. The role involves mentoring early- and mid-career researchers, contributing to teaching and