Associate Professor of Management
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An Associate Professor of Management is an individual who teaches management-related subjects at a post-secondary educational institution. They typically have a doctorate in a relevant field, such as business administration, and have several years of experience teaching and conducting research.
The Role of an Associate Professor of Management
Associate Professors of Management play a vital role in shaping the future leaders of business and industry. They are responsible for:
- Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in management
- Conducting research in their field of expertise
- Advising students on their academic and career goals
- Participating in departmental and university committees
Path to Becoming an Associate Professor of Management
The most common path to becoming an Associate Professor of Management is to earn a doctorate in business administration (DBA) or a related field. After completing their doctorate, individuals typically work as an assistant professor for several years before being promoted to associate professor. In some cases, individuals may also be able to become an associate professor without a doctorate, but this is less common.
