***1 WEEK LEFT TO APPLY***
Dear Colleagues
The University College Dublin (UCD, Dublin, Ireland) College of Business is
currently recruiting for *2 Assistant Professor Positions* within the
*Management
Information Systems (MIS) Subject Area*.
As reported in the job description, The Management Information Systems (MIS
<https://www.smurfitschool.ie/facultyresearch/subjectareas/mis/>) subject
area within the College of Business at UCD
<https://www.ucd.ie/collegesandschools/business/> is seeking applications
from candidates with a strong interest and track record in teaching and
research in the following areas:
- *Business Analytics*, with a strong background in areas such as *AI*,
*optimisation*, *machine learning*, *data **management and analytics*,
and their application to domains of relevance to business, organisations,
and society
- *Information Systems/ Digital Innovation and/ or Business Analytics*,
more broadly, with a strong background in any of the domains and
disciplines central to the work of the MIS Subject Area.
In particular, we are keen to recruit individuals who have a deep
interdisciplinary
orientation, and whose work has the potential to make important
contributions to contemporary debates around organisational applications of
AI and their transformative potential.
The posts may be *permanent or of five years duration*.
*To be considered for a permanent post, the candidate is required to have a
minimum of three years prior experience at Assistant Professor level within
a research-intensiveuniversity. This experience must be clearly evidenced
and detailed in the candidate’s application materials.*
The salary scale is the one of Lecturer/Asst Professor Above The Bar
(7943): *€66,055 - €104,600 per annum*.
If interested, please apply here <https://www.ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/> and
select EXTERNAL applicants, then search by vacancy area "academic" and UCD
School / Unit "business".
The deadline is *August 31, 2026 at 12 noon (Irish time)*.
Informal enquiries can be directed to the Head of the MIS Subject Area,
Professor Seamas Kelly (seamas.kelly@ucd.ie)
Kind regards
Dr Annunziata Esposito Amideo