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Company Description

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IMS Unison University, Dehradun is one of the top-ranked Private Universities in India, known for excellence in education and research in various disciplines. Situated in Dehradun amidst the picturesque foothills of the Shivalik range, the campus offers a conducive environment for higher education. Our Centres of Excellence span across the following Schools, offering a rich, multidisciplinary academic environment:

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• School of Management
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• School of Computer Applications
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• School of Law
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• School of Media, Communication & Design
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• School of Liberal Arts
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• School of Hospitality Management
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Role Description

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As we continue to strengthen our team of dedicated academicians with committed and qualified professionals, we invite applications for Assistant Professors in the following specialisations. This is a full-time onsite role based in Dehradun.

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| Operations Management | Analytics & IT | Computer Applications | Political Science

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| Law | Management | Food Production

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Qualifications and Experience:

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• Ph.D. in a relevant subject from a recognised University is a mandatory requirement.
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• UGC NET qualification or equivalent in the relevant subject is mandatory.
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• First-class full-time Post Graduate and Under Graduate degree in the relevant discipline from a recognised University.
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• First Division in Class 10th and 12th from an English Medium Board.
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• Minimum 5 years of full-time experience in teaching at the university level.
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• Minimum 2 research papers published in refereed, Indexed Journals.
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• Experience in curriculum development and student assessment is required.
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• Maintain a structured, inclusive, and inspiring learning environment.
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• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
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Compensation:- Salary shall be as per the 7th Pay Commission.

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Important Note:

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• Candidates who meet the above-stated eligibility criteria should only apply.
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• Candidates who can join immediately or on short notice should only apply.
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