Head of Programs, Business and Management

Head of Programs, Business and Management

Fondation Webster – Vacant since 02.07.2026. Number of positions: 4.

Location:

1293 Bellevue (GE). Workload: 100%. Employment start:
By agreement. Employment duration:
Permanent.

Academic

Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) with emphasis in International Business, Marketing, and Sports and Entertainment Management.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) with emphasis in Cybersecurity Operations.
• Master of Arts in Management and Leadership with emphasis in Cybersecurity.
• Doctorate from a university or equivalent.
• More than 3 years of relevant work experience.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide academic leadership: lead, manage, train, and develop programs and ensure academic quality and student success in teaching, service, and scholarship.
• Supervise, coordinate, communicate, and advise discipline faculty (full‑time and part‑time); serve students registered for courses and degrees; focus on course and program outcomes; maintain relevance and quality of course content.
• Demonstrate mission and leadership while empowering colleagues to implement programmatic strategies, policies, and procedures.
• Commit to recruitment, registration, and retention of students; act as part of a multi‑disciplinary cooperative team with Heads of all other programs.
• Ensure academic quality assurance (accreditation) of teaching, research, and community service; disseminate information and build capacity.
• Reimagine the BA in Management curriculum and integrate the International Business curriculum by 2030.
• Develop the curriculum and assessment model for a Global Master in Business Administration with emphasis.
• Create curricular synergies through collaboration on existing and new curriculum.
• Develop an integrative research culture; support research initiatives and external grant funding.
• Develop, evaluate, and recommend curriculum and assessment for programs and courses with national and international partners.
• Support program review, analysis, and provide recommendations to the Academic Director.
• Conduct faculty review and analysis; provide feedback each year per institutional performance cycle.
• Organize and chair programmatic faculty meetings at least once a semester; produce quality assurance agenda and minutes.
• Contribute to faculty days, orientations for new students, and welcome weeks.
• Contribute to enrollment and retention initiatives and events.
• Actively contribute to the programmatic and institutional research culture on and off campus.

Language Requirements:

• English – Very good oral and written knowledge.
• French – Good oral and written knowledge.

Contact Information:

• Email: geneva.hr