The University already offers various degrees in economics and business studies as well as in education. A new Graduate Business School is growing, which will offer International Programs in Law, Business and Economics. The Fellowship is designed to help new scholars begin research careers as well as to contribute to the academic development of the new School of Economics. Pre-Doctoral candidates must be at the dissertation stage of their doctoral programme and have an accepted dissertation topic by their University. A low teaching assistant and students' tutoring load is required.
Salary is competitive, and can match highly motivated candidates.
Research infrastructure is excellent. The School will offer help for accommodation. Applications, which will be kept confidential, should be submitted in English and include a covering letter, a curriculum vitae, a recent photograph and a statement detailing applicant's research agenda, together with names of three referees. Successful candidates are expected to take the position on October 1st 2001, or a date to be set by mutual agreement. The Dean of the School of Economics Prof.