External Lecturer â Competing and Creating in Global Markets â DIS Copenhagen
External Lecturer â Competing and Creating in Global Markets â DIS Copenhagen
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Course Description
This course is designed to provide students interested in global commerce with an understanding of concepts frameworks and analytical tools necessary to compete and innovate in markets around the world. The course is divided into three modules. Mod I an overview of the transformation of global competition and business the current state of globalization and the basic strategic and analytical frameworks used to formulate and implement a global strategy. Mod II a series of workshops focused on ways that organizations leverage and visualize data to create value and support decisions involving new business opportunities. Mod III will engage students in both the analysis of major markets in Europe and Asia and the study and development of innovative business concepts and models to serve those markets. The course emphasizes student engagement through teamwork on a variety of assignments and projects.
Read more about Competing and Creating Global Markets here
Why teach at DIS
- Work in an international informal and enthusiastic environment with an emphasis on cross-cultural understanding teamwork innovation and adaptability
- Develop interactive and experiential teaching skills and teaching experience in English
- Share Scandinavian perspectives with American students/upcoming professionals
- Expand professional networks in Scandinavia and in the U.S.
Tasks
- Prepare and facilitate teaching and experiential learning activities
- Evaluate grade and provide feedback on students work throughout the semester
- Plan and lead academic visits throughout Copenhagen
Professional competencies and skills
- Masters degree in Business a requirement (PhD preferred)
- Professional experience working or teaching within the overall topic of the course
- Proficient in English language
- Experience with teaching is preferred but not required
- Openness to pedagogical support from DIS
- Ability to be legally employed in Denmark (this position does not come with a work visa)
Teaching requirements
This is a part-time teaching position so faculty are welcome to continue their full-time work while teaching. Salary is based on an AC Agreement. Faculty are expected to work approximately 10 hr/week at DIS with the following breakdown:
- Teaching: 90 minutes twice a week. This course takes place Mondays and Thursdays from 16:25 17:45). This schedule is set for the fall 2025 semester but can be modified for future semesters.
- Preparation and grading: 7 hours a week
- Field Studies: two 3-hour Field Studies will occur during the semester
Materials from the current syllabus are available (both readings and in-class teaching materials). There will be opportunity to sit in on the current semesters course for preparation. It is possible to cover some course topics with guest lectures.
Start date
Semester runs from early January to mid-May. Training and onboarding are planned on an individual basis. There will also be an opportunity to continue teaching the same course in future semesters.
Teaching at DIS
Teaching at DIS requires creativity and flexibility. Faculty prioritize bringing course material to life through interactive experiential learning and are communicative and engaged with their students. Students are typically in their third year of university. Courses are all taught in English. Pedagogical support training and mentorship is available at DIS through the Learning Lab and experienced faculty; faculty are encouraged to collaborate with academic support staff in various professional development opportunities.
Why join us
At DIS you will be part of a dynamic team that values collaboration cultural diversity creativity and flexibility. As one of the leading study abroad organizations we are committed to developing a learning experience untethered from the ordinary. Additionally you can enjoy perks like:
- Complimentary barista coffee from our very own DIS coffee shop
- A delicious lunch program
- Massages at work
- Collaborative co-working spaces and environment
- Employee discounts
- Social outings
- Extensive professional development opportunities
- Opportunity to co-lead Study Tours in different European cities with our students
Application process
If you are interested in applying submit a resume and application letter in English. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. For further information please contact Susanne Hovmand at
Employment Type
Intern
