University of Waikato Faculty Recruitment 2026: Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor or Professor

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07/08/2026
LAST DATE
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University of Waikato Faculty Recruitment 2026: Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor or Professor in Supply Chain Management

The University of Waikato is inviting applications from experienced, research-active academics for the position of Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor or Professor in Supply Chain Management. The full-time position is based in Weihai, Shandong, China.

The successful candidate will contribute to teaching, research, PhD supervision and academic administration within the Supply Chain Management programme.

Position Details

  • University: University of Waikato

  • Position: Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor / Professor

  • Discipline: Supply Chain Management

  • Employment Type: Full-time

  • Location: Weihai, Shandong, China

  • Academic Area: Management / Supply Chain Management

  • Posting Date: 6 August 2026

About the Role

The appointed academic will contribute to the PhD programme in Supply Chain Management, including:

  • Teaching and supervising PhD students in English

  • Conducting high-quality research in Supply Chain Management

  • Contributing to programme administration

  • Developing an international research and publication profile

  • Providing academic leadership appropriate to the level of appointment

  • Supporting the University’s academic partnership in China

Students in Weihai are taught in English and complete their University of Waikato degree.

Why Consider This Opportunity?

The position provides an opportunity to:

  • Teach and supervise doctoral students in an international environment

  • Join the Triple Crown accredited Waikato Management School

  • Develop international research collaborations

  • Strengthen your academic leadership and publication profile

  • Contribute to an international university partnership in China

The University of Waikato and Shandong University have established a joint International Business School in Weihai offering programmes that include Supply Chain Management at undergraduate and doctoral levels. (Shandong University)

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit their application through the University of Waikato’s official online recruitment system. The University advises applicants to apply online for advertised vacancies with the required CV and supporting application materials. (University of Waikato)

Official Careers Information: University of Waikato Careers

Application Deadline

The closing date is not visible in the provided advertisement screenshot. Candidates are advised to check the official vacancy listing for the exact deadline and detailed eligibility criteria before applying.

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