Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) is an internationally recognized, prestigious academic institution distinctive for its multidisciplinary and multicultural nature, committed to preparing innovative professionals and future global leaders for a wide range of international expertise to address the critical challenges of our times.
The department of marketing of school of Business and Management (SBM) is now open positions for Assistant professors and postdoc that devote to do cutting edge research of decision neuroscience especially in the field of neuromarketing and consumer neuroscience. The candidates expect to obtain a PhD from management, business, economics, computer science or related areas and show the potential to be proficient to apply the computational technique including, but not limit to, econometrics, machine learning and cognitive neuroscience to investigate individual (eg. consumer) and group behavior.
The Department have the programs for all levels including undergraduate, master and PhD. The academic job will offer competitive salaries and outstanding research circumstance. Recruited faculty members and postdocs of decision neuroscience will also be affiliated with the neuroscience-oriented lab at SISU, with both the behavioral and neuroscientific platform is available for the interdisciplinary research. The neuroscientific platform now possesses state-of-the-art facilities including a research-dedicated 3T Siemens MRI scanner, multiple EEG, TMS, tDCS, eye tracking, electrophysiological toolkits and etc.
A complete application consists of:
- Detailed personal resume;
- Two selected research papers, either published or submitted;
- Doctoral thesis or the draft for the doctoral students;
- Other relevant materials or certification materials. The subject of the email must be marked with “University + major + application department +name + arrival time”. (The format of arrival time should be: 202209)
Please send your material to . For detailed information, please refer to http://www.sbm.shisu.edu.cn/b1/e5/c7461a111077/page.htm