Teaching Vacancies at King Faisal University, KSA

Dear Aligs, Assalam-o-Alaikum Position: Lecturers/Assistant Professors/Associate Professors/Full Professors Institution: King Faisal University Location: Saudi Arabia Date of Advt.: 12/5/2009 Business: King Faisal University was founded in 1975 and is located in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. It has two campuses, the main one is located in Al-Hassa, while the other is in Dammam. The climate during most of the academic year is quite pleasant with temperatures ranging from briskly cool to comfortably warm, but both Al-Hassa and Dammam have to deal with extreme heat during June to September. To counter this problem, the University has fully central air conditioned buildings. The School of Business at King Faisal University is seeking qualified males and females faculty members to teach in various business disciplines, such as marketing, accounting, economics, finance, management, operation management, and management information systems. All ranks of Lecturers/Assistant/Associate/Full Professors will be considered. Applicants should have Ph.D. or Master's degrees in the discipline. Three to five years of teaching in institutions (preferably international institutions) of higher learning at which the medium of instruction is English would be preferred. Industrial work experience is a plus. Review of applications begins immediately and continues until positions are filled. While additional materials may be requested in the future, qualified, interested applicants should send only by e-mail their letter of application and curriculum vitae to amulhem@kfu.edu.sa. Thank You With best regards Dr. Rafiqul Zaman Khan, M.Sc 89, MCA 92 from AMU Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ittihad Univeristy UAE Home page: http://www.drrafiq.org

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