[AISWorld] Professor in Human-Centered Computing and/or Human-Computer Interaction at HEC Lausanne (Switzerland) - Extended Application Deadline

[Christine Legner]

HEC Lausanne, The Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne (www.hec.unil.ch), invites applications for a position of

Full or Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Information Systems - Human-Centered Computing and/or Human-Computer Interaction

Starting on February, 1st 2016 or on a mutually agreed date.

The new professor will be part of the Information Systems Department of HEC Lausanne. Applicants must hold a PhD in information systems or a related discipline. We seek applicants with a proven ability to publish in leading international journals and with a strong research and teaching background. Rank of appointment will depend on candidate experience and accomplishments. The successful candidate will be expected to be able to teach in French after two years.

The position should strengthen our research activities and our Master program in Information Systems in the area of Human-Centered Computing and/or Human-Computer Interaction. In order to create synergies, applicant should be interested in linking their research with other management disciplines and/or Digital Humanities. Applicant should have the capacity to attract research funds and to contribute to executive education programs in information systems.

A job description is available at : https://www.hec.unil.ch/candidatures/offres/details?set_language=en&id=92&cl=en

Applications should be submitted online using the above link by September 13, 2015 (extended application deadline). Please fill in the electronic application form, and upload curriculum vitae, cover letter, samples of scholarly work, and the names and addresses of three references.

Additional information may be obtained from
Professor Christine Legner,
Director of the Department of Information Systems
Faculty of Business and Economics (HEC)
University of Lausanne
christine.legner at unil.ch<mailto:christine.legner at unil.ch>

Seeking to promote an equitable representation of men and women among its staff, the University encourages applications from women.