The Senior Lecturer in Audit and Management Control has the main mission of actively contributing to teaching, research and academic outreach in their field of expertise. They design and deliver high-quality teaching, supervise students, develop recognized scientific output and participate in the institutional development of EBS. Their mission is part of a logic of pedagogical innovation, international openness and responsiveness to current challenges related to the evolution of audit practices, new management control methodologies, digitization of processes, risk management, as well as the transparency and reliability of financial information.
Teaching responsibilities: • Design and deliver courses (in English and French) in audit, management control, risk management and performance steering; • Supervise tutorials and case studies linked to internal/external audit practices and management control tools; • Oversee student projects, simulated audits, dashboard analyses and final dissertations; • Contribute to the digitization of teaching materials (online courses, interactive exercises, case studies, control and audit simulation tools, etc.); • Participate in evaluation panels (final exams, defenses, project-based approaches, etc.); • Develop teaching cases contextualized to the economic and regulatory realities of Africa and the Mediterranean region; • Collaborate on the definition of curricula and the evolution of programs in audit and management control; • Organize seminars, conferences and meetings with professionals in audit, management control and risk management; • Actively participate in the academic life and pedagogical meetings of the institution; • Provide individual and collective follow-up of students in their academic and professional progress and in their orientation towards careers in audit and management control.
Research activities: • Participate in research projects in audit, management control, risk management and digitization of control processes; • Produce scientific work in ranked academic journals (Scopus, WoS, FNEGE, etc.); • Present work at national and international academic conferences and colloquia; • Supervise doctoral theses and participate in scientific committees; • Submit funded project proposals (national or international) related to current issues in audit, management control and organizational performance; • Develop research partnerships with audit firms, companies and public organizations.
• Holder of a doctorate in Management Sciences with a specialization in Audit, Management Control, or a related field.
• Technical skills
• Cross-functional skills
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