Monash University

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Monash Business School is a powerhouse of academic research and education, and one of the world’s leading business schools.

Monash Business School is amongst the 1% of business schools worldwide that hold the prestigious ‘triple crown’ accreditation by the three main accrediting bodies: AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.

We are the largest business education provider in Australia with over 14,000 students. We operate across four campuses in Melbourne and we also have locations in South Africa and Malaysia. We offer exchange programs through our partner universities and networks.

As a research intensive school in the world’s most livable city, we attract the world’s brightest thinkers and most eminent visitors. The QS Best Student Cities guide regularly ranks Melbourne as a top five city in the world to live and study in.

We offer a comprehensive selection of awards, including bachelor degrees, specialist master degrees by coursework, masters by research, PhD and the Master of Business Administration (MBA).

World-Leading Research:

Monash Business School academics have recently published in world-leading journals, including:
• Academy of Management Journal
• Academy of Management Review
• Accounting, Organizations and Society
• Accounting Review
• American Economic Review
• Annals of Statistics
• Contemporary Accounting Research
• Econometrica
• Financial Analysts Journal
• Financial Management
• Journal of Accounting and Economics
• Journal of Applied Psychology
• Journal of Banking and Finance
• Journal of Consumer Research
• Journal of Corporate Finance
• Journal of Econometrics
• Journal of Finance
• Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
• Journal of Financial Economics
• Journal of Financial Markets
• Journal of Financial Research
• Journal of Futures Markets
• Journal of International Business Studies
• Journal of Marketing Research
• Journal of Operations Management
• Journal of The American Statistical Association
• Journal Of The Royal Statistical Society Series B-Statistical Methodology
• Management Science
• Marketing Science
• Organization Studies
• Review of Economics And Statistics
• Review of Financial Studies

The Department Of Banking And Finance:

The Department of Banking and Finance has recruited from top universities around the world and has developed a vibrant research culture.

We are seeking expressions of interest from top academic researchers and educators at Level B Lecturer (the Australian equivalent of Assistant Professor).

The department comprises approximately 50 academic staff engaging in teaching and research in the areas of banking, behavioral and household finance, financial institutions, corporate finance, asset pricing, market microstructure, and derivatives.

The department has first-class resources and research infrastructure, including a research IT manager and an extensive set of databases such as WRDS/CRSP/COMPUSTAT, SDC Platinum, Bankscope, Bloomberg, OSIRIS and IRESS. Generous support for research is provided via an internal funding scheme that facilitates conference participation, research assistance and computing hardware/software.

Now Recruiting To New Academic Positions:

It is an exciting time to be part of Monash Business School as we progress our ambitious agenda to transform business by advancing knowledge and addressing global challenges.

Monash Business School is seeking to recruit top academic faculty in banking, finance, and all Business School disciplines. We offer attractive salary packaging, market loadings, relocation and removal expenses, support for research, and generous parental leave.

Applications:

Please send a CV and cover letter, together with at least two references and your job market paper, to:

Jacqui Andrews
Department of Banking and Finance
E: MonashAFArecruiting@monash.edu

Informal discussions will be held at the 2018 AFA in Philadelphia.

monash.edu/business

What sets Monash Business School apart from the rest? And what makes Melbourne such a great place to live? We asked Professor Colm Kearney, Head of Monash Business School.

Watch the video:
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