Assistant Professor or Advanced Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor or Advanced Assistant Professor

London Business School is open for applications for tenure-track Assistant Professor or Advanced Assistant Professor (strongly preferred) positions in the Marketing subject area. Applicants from all areas of research within marketing will be considered.

Chosen candidates are expected to start in August 2027, by which time they are expected to have received their Ph.D no earlier than 2023.

First-round interviews will take place virtually via Zoom.

Research and Teaching Requirements

London Business School places a strong emphasis on both research and teaching quality. Faculty are expected to publish articles in leading academic journals.

The position is tenure track. Decisions about contract renewal and promotion are based on individual performance. London Business School salaries are competitive with those at top US business schools.

The London Business School Marketing Faculty’s research covers a wide range of interrelated topics. Current faculty members include Jonathan Berman, Simona Botti, Rajesh Chandy, Stephanie Chen, David Faro, Dafna Goor, Bruce Hardie, Oded Koenigsberg, Anja Lambrecht, John Mullins, Nicolas Padilla, Nader Tavassoli, Ruohan Zhan and Xu Zhang.

London Business School is a graduate school of the University of London, and a leading centre of excellence in management education and research. It has a central location in Regent’s Park in the heart of London. The School attracts outstanding students on its MBA, Masters in Finance, Masters in Management, PhD and executive programmes.

Candidates should submit (in PDF format):

  • Three letters of recommendation
  • A teaching statement
  • At least one current research paper

We will start the formal review of applications on July 22, 2026, and we highly recommend that you submit your application by 21 July at 11:59 PM Pacific Time Zone (PT). We will continue to accept applications until July 30, 2026.(Applications sent by post / courier or email will not be considered.)

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

London Business School is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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