Systèmes d’information et big data
The school offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate education to more than 5,000 students, hailing from more than 70 countries. Our programs are accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA. Our faculty are diverse and international, mostly non-French, making the school the most multicultural institution of its kind.
We focus on research that matters for academia and practice. The school boasts a new institute for advanced studies — The Centre for Unframed Thinking — and research centers devoted to tomorrow’s organization, AI-driven business, agribusiness, finance & economics, and supply chains.
We support research productivity through generous incentives and infrastructure. Teaching load is similar or better compared to similar research universities and can be done entirely in English. A new campus in Paris increases our geographical reach. We also assist in relocation and housing search, offer French language courses, and provide extensive benefits, including health insurance and private pension contributions.
Our main campus is Rennes, the capital of Brittany, a green city with a fabled history. Located just an hour from the Atlantic coast and less than two hours from Paris, the city has excellent international schools, cultural and natural attractions, and a growing technology and entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The Centre for Unframed Thinking: https://www.rennes-sb.com/centre-for-unframed-thinking-cut/
Research Centers: https://www.rennes-sb.com/faculty-research/research/research-lab/
More information: https://www.rennes-sb.com
Due to its strong growth, Rennes School of Business (Rennes SB) has one permanent faculty position open at the Associate, or Full Professor level in Information Systems with a focus on Cybersecurity.
Start date is September 2024. Appointment will be made at the rank consistent with research, teaching records and the number of years of experience at a comparable institution.
The selected candidate is expected to have a strong research profile/potential in the cybersecurity domain. Holding a HDR (accreditation to supervise PhD research) is desirable (though not mandatory) as he or she would ideally supervise two PhD students. The selected candidate will be able to teach cybersecurity-related courses from managerial, risk-based perspectives. A knowledge of French language is desirable as he or she will interact with local and national cybersecurity stakeholders.
The deadline for submission of the full application package is January 15th, 2024. Screening of applications will start shortly thereafter and will continue until the position is filled.
The application package consists of a cover letter, curriculum vitae (with the names and contact information of at least three referees), research statement, teaching statement, representative publications and/or working papers (maximum three), teaching evaluations (if any), and any record of service to the research, academic, and business communities.
The 3 reference letters should be submitted via Interfolio as well.
