Quality Management Associate Professor: Teaching & Research

Linköping University; Linköpings kommun; On-site; SEK 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Diversity in the workplace

Contribution to education relevance

Job summary

Linköping University is seeking an Associate Professor in Quality Management to join the Division of Logistics and Quality Management. The role involves teaching master's and undergraduate students in various quality management courses, along with conducting impactful research in the field. The successful candidate will engage actively with the research community and collaborate with industry.

This permanent, full-time position requires strong pedagogical skills, a doctoral degree, and the ability to conduct research in English. Knowledge of Swedish is preferred. Applications must be received by 17 August 2026.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated pedagogical expertise is required.
• Documented experience in supervising students at undergraduate and advanced levels.
• Expertise in obtaining external research funding.

Responsibilities

• Teach and supervise students in various programmes.
• Conduct research in quality management.
• Monitor developments nationally and internationally in the field.

Skills

Teaching expertise in quality management

Research expertise in quality management

Leadership

Improvement work

Innovation

Education

Doctoral degree or equivalent

Tools

Statistical methods

Process management

Job description

Linköping University is seeking an Associate Professor in Quality Management to join the Division of Logistics and Quality Management. The role involves teaching master's and undergraduate students in various quality management courses, along with conducting impactful research in the field. The successful candidate will engage actively with the research community and collaborate with industry.

This permanent, full-time position requires strong pedagogical skills, a doctoral degree, and the ability to conduct research in English. Knowledge of Swedish is preferred. Applications must be received by 17 August 2026.