Assistant Professor of Economics

An Assistant Professor of Economics is a tenure-track faculty member responsible for teaching undergraduate/postgraduate courses (e.g., microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics), conducting original research for publication in peer-reviewed journals, mentoring students, and contributing to departmental administration. They develop curriculum, manage assessments, and often engage in industry outreach or grant writing.

Key Responsibilities
Teaching & Instruction:  Preparing syllabi, delivering lectures, creating exams, and using innovative teaching methods for diverse courses.
Research & Publication:  Conducting high-quality research, publishing papers in academic journals, and presenting torship:  Advising students on academic performance, research projects, and career paths.
Administration & Service:  Serving on departmental/university committees, contributing to curriculum development, and participating in meetings.
Professional Development:  Staying current with economic trends and literature.
Qualifications
Ph.D. in Economics  or a closely related field is typically required, though some positions may accept a Master’s degree with significant experience.
Proven record or potential for publishing research in reputable journals.
Strong verbal and written communication skills for lecturing and writing.
Proficiency in economic software and data management.
Key Skills
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Expertise in economic theories and quantitative methods.
Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment.

Contract:

Rinkal Kothiya