Faculty Post Doctoral Fellowship in Marketing and Professor of Marketing at Leeds University Business School University of Leeds in United Kingdom

Leeds University Business School (University of Leeds, UK) is advertising opportunities in its Marketing Department, including a Faculty Post Doctoral Fellowship (Marketing) and a Professor of Marketing role. The postdoctoral fellowship is aimed at an aspiring researcher with a strong background in marketing and is designed to support early-career academic development in a research-intensive environment.

The fellowship is a two-year scheme with structured mentoring on publishing, research development, external funding applications, and career progression. Fellows also gain opportunities to develop teaching experience. Applicants must submit a CV, a research proposal (max 4 pages) that connects to research being undertaken by staff at Leeds University Business School, a statement from PhD supervisors, a supporting statement from a proposed LUBS mentor, and a sample of written work.

The professor vacancy seeks an exceptional academic leader in marketing with a strong record of world-leading research, impactful publications, teaching excellence, and academic leadership. Applicants should provide a CV, a supporting statement, and two outputs under submission or at an advanced stage of development.

Key research themes include marketing research, publishing, research development, teaching, academic leadership, and business-school scholarship. The postdoctoral fellowship is not described with a stipend amount in the post, but it is a supported fellowship with mentoring and teaching opportunities. The professor role is a standard academic appointment with university benefits.

Deadline: Sunday 10 May 2026 for both roles. Interested candidates should review the University of Leeds jobs pages and apply online using the provided vacancy links. For the fellowship, candidates are expected to contact and agree a current department member as mentor before submitting an application.