3 Positions as Teaching Assistant at VUB - dpt. Business Technology & Operations
| Posted by: | Lieselot Vanhaverbeke |
| Date: | 2020-06-30 |
| Contact: | [email protected] |
3 Positions as Teaching Assistant at VUB - dpt. Business Technology & Operations
A PhD?
Obtaining a PhD means continuing your education at VUB as a PhD-student and becoming an independent, impactful researcher in your domain, e.g. in business, social sciences... At the end of your doctoral studies, you obtain an additional degree and you are set for a career in science, business or government. Teaching Assistants dedicate 60% of their time on research, the remaining 40% is spent on teaching.
Your profile
You are a motivated researcher and have a good academic track record, preferably in Business Engineering, (Applied) Economics, or Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Engineering or Computer Science with a strong interest in Business. You are a team player. You are a good communicator in Dutch and in English.
At BUTO?
The VUB Department Business Technology and Operations ensures research and education activities at the nexus of... any guesses? Yes, Business Technology and Operations. If you are highly interested in topics such as autonomous vehicles, data analytics, new mobility paradigms, technology innovation, quantitative research, workforce planning... then pursuing your PhD at our department might be the thing for you. We constantly have PhD-opportunities at our department (see below).
Visit our website to get to know our staff members and our publications or contact Prof. Marie-Anne Guerry for more information.
? https://www.vub.be/en/research/business- technology-operations
Teaching Assistant ‘Operations Research and Decision Analytics’
This position covers both teaching and research activities. The education concerns the course ‘Operations Research’ for students Business Engineering (in Dutch) and the course “Decision Analytics” for business students (in English). The doctoral research topic is situated in the domain of ‘optimisation and simulation’ applied to ‘electric and autonomous mobility systems’. Starting date: 15/9/2020.
Contact Prof. dr. Vanhaverbeke for more information on [email protected] or 0486/200.706
Teaching Assistant ‘Operations and Supply Chain Management’
This position covers both teaching and research activities. The education concerns the courses ‘Operations Management’ for bachelor students in Business Economics (taught in English) and ‘Supply Chain Management’ for master students in multiple programmes (taught in English and Dutch). The doctoral research relates to optimisation problems in vehicle routing and scheduling. Starting date: 15/9/2020.
Contact Dr. Yves Molenbruch for more information on [email protected] or 0472/38.45.92
Teaching Assistant ‘Research Methods and Information Systems
Strategy/Management’
This position covers both teaching and research activities. The education activities are related to the Research Methods courses within several business-related programs (taught in Dutch and English) and the course ‘Information Systems Strategy and Management’ in the master Business Engineering: Business & Technology (taught in English). The doctoral research is situated in the domain of Process Analytics in Healthcare. Starting date: 15/9/2020.
Contact dr. Niels Martin for more information on [email protected] or Skype (niels.martin.nm)
