Assistant Prof​/Assoc Prof. in Aviation Management

The Department of Business and Economics at MCBS invites applications for a full-time faculty position in Aviation Management within the transportation, logistics, and safety management area. The successful candidate will teach aviation-related courses, contribute to academic development and research, advise students, and support quality assurance and accreditation activities.

• Aviation Management
• Airline Management
• Air Operations Management
• Aviation Safety
• Aviation Law
• Air Traffic Management
• Air Cargo Management
• Accident Prevention and Causation
• Meteorology for Aviation
• Aviation Strategy and Regulation

• Teach undergraduate aviation management courses in face‑to‑face, online, and blended modes.
• Develop and maintain syllabi, aviation case studies, learning resources, assessments, rubrics, course files, and practical learning activities.
• Integrate aviation industry standards, safety culture, airline operations, regulation, and Oman GCC aviation examples into teaching.
• Conduct research and publish in peer-reviewed journals and contribute to aviation transport, logistics, safety, and management-related scholarship.
• Advise students, supervise projects and capstones, support internships, and engage with aviation industry stakeholders.
• Participate in curriculum review, Assurance of Learning, moderation, accreditation evidence preparation, academic committees, and continuous improvement.

• Assistant/Associate Professor:
  PhD or DBA in Aviation Management, Airline Management, Transportation Management, Logistics, Safety Management, Business Administration with aviation focus, or a closely related field from a recognized university.
• Associate Professor candidates must demonstrate peer-reviewed publications, academic leadership, supervision experience, and service.
• Evidence of teaching effectiveness and ability to teach online hybrid courses using appropriate educational technologies.
• Bilingual Arabic-English communication is preferred; ability to teach in Arabic is an advantage where program needs require it.
• Experience with quality assurance (AACSB, OAAAQA, OQF-aligned assessment, CLO/PLO mapping, moderation, and accreditation documentation) is strongly preferred.

• Industry experience with airlines, aviation safety, air operations, air traffic, logistics, or regulatory bodies.
• Professional certifications or training related to aviation safety, transport, or logistics.
• Ability to support industry engagement, student internships, applied projects, and aviation-sector partnerships.

• Maintain academic professional currency appropriate to the appointed rank and faculty qualification category.
• Contribute to faculty sufficiency, teaching effectiveness, Assurance of Learning, curriculum improvement, research impact, and engagement with professional community stakeholders.
• Provide evidence for course files, assessment moderation, closing-the-loop actions, and accreditation-related reporting when required.