Quantitative Marketing & Strategy Scholar - Research & Teaching

EURAXESS Ireland; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 53,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday allowance 8%

End-of-year bonus 8.3%

Commuting allowance

Sports facilities access

Job summary

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) seeks a leading researcher in Marketing to expand quantitative research and teaching excellence. The candidate will initiate and supervise research, publish in top journals, and contribute to bachelor and master programs at the School of Business and Economics.

The role requires a PhD in marketing or related disciplines, strong quantitative skills, and a track record of publications.

Qualifications

• PhD in marketing, business administration, information systems, or related discipline.
• Strong quantitative methodological skills.
• Track record of research publications in top journals.
• Fluent in English; Dutch language is a plus.
• Experience in teaching bachelor and master programs.

Responsibilities

• Initiating, conducting, and supervising high-quality research.
• Publishing in top-tier marketing outlets and securing external research funding.
• Teaching and course coordination in the BSc and MSc programs of the School of Business and Economics.
• Contributing to the marketing department in providing executive education and collaborating with the business community and other stakeholders.
• Contributing to the Department / School through service and (eventually) committees.
• Be committed to obtaining a university teaching qualification, or possessing one already.

Skills

Quantitative methods

English proficiency

Research publications

Teaching experience

Education

PhD in marketing or related field

Job description

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) seeks a leading researcher in Marketing to expand quantitative research and teaching excellence. The candidate will initiate and supervise research, publish in top journals, and contribute to bachelor and master programs at the School of Business and Economics.

The role requires a PhD in marketing or related disciplines, strong quantitative skills, and a track record of publications.