* Finance * Marketing
* Human Resources * Accounting
* Economics * General Business
4. Faculty of Mass Communication"developed in collaboration with Carleton University":
* Journalism * Television & Radio
* Advertising & Public Relations
* Art & Graphic Communication
ACU adopts the credit-hour system, and teaching is in English.
* Graduates from Canadian, US or European universities are preferred.
* Teaching Assistants must be graduates of Cairo University, Ain Shams University, Alexandria University or American University in Cairo, with fluent English.
* Candidates who have previous experience in teaching at Egyptian or foreign universities are preferred.
* Candidates living in Giza Governorate, 6th of October City, South or West Cairo Governorate are preferred.
* Applications are to be submitted to Human Resources Department at ACU in 6th of October City – 4th Industrial Zone – Giza – Egypt, or via E-mail (acu@acu.edu.eg).
For further information, please visit our website:
http/www.acu.edu.eg
Applications are accepted till April 30th, 2008. |
Ahram Canadian University (ACU) is a private university established as per the Presidential Decree No. 393/2004, and is completely owned by Al-Ahram Newspaper Establishment.
ACU has an agreement with the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) for the development of academic programs and capacity building.
The universities of Ablerta, McMaster, Carleton and Polytechnique of Montreal are collaborating in the development of ACU faculties through agreements with AUCC.
ACU announces the following vacancies:
A- Full-time Teaching Staff:
(Professors – Associate Professors - Assistant Professors)
B- Full-time Teaching Assistants
In the following faculties:
1. Faculty of Pharmacy "developed in collaboration with the University of Alberta":
All specializations
2. Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology "developed in collaboration with École Polytechnique Montreal":
* Computer Science * Computer Networks
* Industrial Computing
* Software Engineering
3. School of Business Administration "developed in collaboration with McMaster University":
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