About this position
Job Description: This role includes teaching undergraduate courses focused on strategic thinking, startup development, entrepreneurship and innovation, with an emphasis on applied learning and real-world problem solving. The Music Business/Management Department within the Professional Education Division at Berklee College of Music invites applications for a part-time faculty member with expertise in business strategy, entrepreneurship, and startup development. The ideal candidate will bring a strong understanding of how organizations identify, evaluate, and execute growth opportunities, with particular strength in venture creation, startup development, and strategic innovation, and will be able to guide students in developing new ventures and strategic initiatives. This role includes teaching undergraduate courses focused on strategic thinking, startup development, entrepreneurship and innovation, with an emphasis on applied learning and real-world problem solving. RESPONSIBILITIES Teach a range of courses in business strategy, entrepreneurship, startup development, and innovation. Guide students in developing and evaluating new venture concepts, business models, and strategic plans. Facilitate project-based learning, case analysis, and applied assignments. Hold office hours and advise students on academic progress. Participate in department meetings and department-sponsored activities. Maintain engagement with relevant industries to ensure course content reflects current practice. Contribute to ongoing curriculum development and program initiatives. Support the work of the Department, Division, and College. Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree or higher in business, entrepreneurship, economics, or a related field. Minimum one (1) year teaching experience at the college level. Professional experience in business strategy, startups, innovation, consulting, or venture development. Experience launching or scaling startups or working in entrep
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