Associate Professor in Supply Chain Management
The Associate Professor in Supply Chain Management has the primary mission of actively contributing to teaching, research and academic influence in his/her field of expertise. He/she designs and delivers high-quality teaching, supervises students, develops recognized scientific output and participates in the institutional development of the institution. His/her mission is framed by pedagogical innovation, international openness and addressing current challenges of sustainability, digitalization and logistical performance.
Teaching responsibilities: • Designing and delivering courses (in English and French) in Supply Chain Management, logistics, procurement and operations. • Supervising tutorials and practical work related to the supply chain. • Supervising student projects and final dissertations. • Contributing to the digitization of teaching materials (online courses, case studies, quizzes, etc.). • Participating in evaluation juries (final exams, defenses, project-based approaches…). • Developing educational case studies contextualized to Africa and the Mediterranean basin. • Collaborating on the definition of curricula and program development. • Organizing seminars, conferences and company visits related to the discipline. • Participating in academic life and pedagogical meetings. • Monitoring students individually and collectively in their academic and professional progression.
Research activities: • Participating in research projects on sustainable logistics, SCM digitalization…; • Producing scientific publications in ranked academic journals (Scopus, WoS, FNEGE...); • Presenting work at academic conferences and symposiums; • Supervising doctoral theses and participating in scientific committees; • Submitting funded project proposals (national or international) related to supply chain challenges; • Establishing research partnerships with industry or institutional stakeholders.
• Holder of a PhD in Management Sciences with a specialization in supply chain or logistics.
• Technical skills:
- Mastery of supply chain, logistics, transport, procurement and ERP concepts and tools;
- Ability to use specialized software;
- Expertise in emerging trends: green supply chain, blockchain, AI applied to logistics.
• Cross-functional skills:
- Proficiency in English, essential for teaching, research and international collaborations.
- Ability to lead educational or collaborative research projects;
- Ability to initiate and coordinate academic and professional partnerships;
- Good written and oral communication skills in French;
- Adaptability, pedagogical innovation and autonomy;
- Commitment to institutional life, service orientation and team spirit.
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