HYDERABAD, India : Woxsen University announces the establishment of 41 Fellowships/ Chair Professorships honouring professional contributions of some of the world’s most reputed experts in education. It is one of the highest honours awarded in the academic domain at Woxsen, reserved for the faculty who have demonstrated a sustained high level of scholarly accomplishment in their respective field of study. The title of Chair Professorship is a recognition of their contributions towards research, teaching and advancement of the University. These will serve as tribute to the international personalities they are named after, and demonstrably enriches the quality of educational opportunities of students and faculty associated with the chair, on a global level.
Woxsen has always emphasized on internationalization of education and currently counts 92+ partner universities, 90+ Adjunct Professors originating from some of the world’s top varsities, 20+ Clinical & Professor of Practice among others. To complement the international exposure of all stakeholders and exchange programs, monthly sessions are organised on various areas of interests such as Woxsen Global Forum, Woxsen International Lecture Series, and corporate alignment sessions with top executives on campus. Apart from this, Woxsen has reserved two annual segments for module-based session series between September-November and March-May, called ‘International Month’, which serves as non-credit certification courses and stackable micro-credits.
A revision of activities, progress and course of action is conducted by the International Advisory Board consisting of Heads of Departments & Alumni of Leading Universities with Global FT Ranking and Triple Crown, Representatives of International Accreditation Bodies and Woxsen University Alumni.
To further facilitate cooperation with reputed universities across the globe for collaborative research programs, Woxsen has now introduced Chair Professorships. The chair holders have been selected basis their core areas of specializations and contributions and are expected to continue providing outstanding scholarly insights to the holder’s department, profession and society at large.
Responsibilities of the Chair Professorships include:
- Maintaining an extraordinary level of productivity in publicized research and executing a high impact research agenda
- Fostering collaborations for multi-investor programs and multi-disciplinary laboratories
- Developing innovative educational programs and curricula
- To teach at an exemplary level of effectiveness to graduate students and undergraduates
- To be leaders in their field, build significant programs, mentor junior faculty, and provide strategic leadership to their department and college
The Chair Professorships, Woxsen University:
Dr. Carlos Scheel-Mayerbenger
EGADE Business School, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico
Dr. Jean-Luc Boulnois
Babson College
Dr. Ingmar Nolte
Lancaster University
Dr. Sir Cary Cooper
University of Manchester
Prof. Margaret Bishop
Parsons School of Design
Dr. Dominique Turpin
IMD Switzerland
Dr. Zita Paprika
Corvinus University
Dr. J.C. Hauguel
ISC Paris
Dr. David J Reibstein
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Dr. James Stoner
Fordham University, Gabelli School of Business
Dr. Hamid Bouchikhi
ESSEC Business School
Dr. Prasad Padmanabhan
St. Mary’s University
Dr. Len Jessup
Claremont Graduate University
Dr. Steven Pinker
Harvard University
Dr. Dinesh Bhatia
UT Dallas, USA
Dr. Sanjay Bhowmick
Northumbria University, UK
Dr. Thami Ghorfi
ESCA Morocco
Dr. Amitava Chattopadhay
INSEAD
Dr. Hirshleifer, David
USC Marshall
Dr. Gunther Friedl
TUM, Germany
Dr. Ben Shenglin
Zhejiang University
Dr. Mohanbir S Sawhney
Kellogg School of Management
Dr. Bjorn Espen Eckbo
Tuck School of Business, Darmouth College
Dr. Vijay Govindarajan
Tuck School of Business, Darmouth College
Dr. Ramon O’Callaghan
Porto Business School
Dr. Anuj Mehrotra
George Washington University School of Business
Dr. Sherif Kamel
American University in Cairo
Dr. Valarie Zeithaml
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
