Tenure Track Assistant Professor

Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Applied Economics (1.0 fte) Published Tuesday 3 Nov 2026 Deadline Tuesday 1 Dec 2026 Work area Academic staff Organisational unit Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) Employment 1 fte - 1 fte The Department of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics (ESE), Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands, invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position, starting on 1 September 2027. The position is open to candidates with a strong research profile in any of our three fields: behavioural economics, health economics or strategy economics. Our goal: Strengthen our research and teaching in behavioural, health and strategy economics, with research that helps firms, consumers and governments make better decisions. Your colleagues: You will join one of our three sections, in a department with a vibrant research environment. As Assistant Professor, you will join one of our three sections and do research and teach in that section. You are expected to publish in leading journals and engage in internal and external collaborations. You will teach in our bachelor and master programmes, and supervise bachelor and master theses. We also expect you to apply for external research funding, for example from NWO or the European Research Council (ERC). The department supports you in this. Job requirements What you bring - Academic background - You hold a PhD in economics. Candidates who are close to completing their PhD, or who already hold a tenure-track position, are also invited to apply. - Strong research profile - Your research fits one or more of our sections, and you show the potential to publish in leading journals. - Teaching ability - You are a motivated teacher, ideally with teaching experience at university level, for example as lecturer or teaching assistant. - Funding potential - You are willing to apply for external research funding. - Collaborative mindset - You ...

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