Professor/Associate Professor (Research Track) - Management

Tung Wah College; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 900,000 - 1,350,000; Full time

Job summary

Tung Wah College invites applications for a Professor/Associate Professor (Research Track) in the School of Management. The role focuses on academic leadership, supervising doctoral research, and leading high-impact projects in Hong Kong.

The appointee will drive research strategies, secure funding, publish in top journals, and build industry partnerships while supporting postgraduate training and curriculum development.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in a relevant discipline, preferably PhD.
• Proven record of high-impact research publications.
• Experience securing competitive research grants and leading teams.
• Experience in postgraduate teaching and supervision.
• Experience supervising doctoral candidates (DBA/PhD).

Responsibilities

• Provide academic leadership in teaching, curricula design, programme development and accreditation.
• Supervise doctoral and master’s degree students as principal supervisor or co-supervisor.
• Develop and lead high-impact research projects aligned with priorities.
• Secure external research funding and lead collaborative teams.
• Publish regularly in internationally recognised journals and disseminate findings.
• Establish partnerships with academic institutions, industry and community for research and knowledge transfer.
• Contribute to strategic planning and development of research capacity and supervision quality.
• Participate in professional organisations and represent the School and College in networks.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Academic leadership

Research supervision

Grant leadership

Postgraduate teaching

Education

Doctoral degree in a relevant discipline (PhD preferred)

Job description

Tung Wah College invites applications for a Professor/Associate Professor (Research Track) in the School of Management. The role focuses on academic leadership, supervising doctoral research, and leading high-impact projects in Hong Kong.

The appointee will drive research strategies, secure funding, publish in top journals, and build industry partnerships while supporting postgraduate training and curriculum development.