About this position

We invite applications for the Head of Infrastructure, a senior academic and executive leadership role with dual accountability: I. Infrastructure Academic Leader, Subject-Matter Expert1, & Professor - Leads Infrastructure curriculum modernization within the Steers Center, brings deep industry and/or academic expertise in one or more facets of Infrastructure; teaches a select number of courses, and serves as an external-facing industry authority. 1 In one or more defined areas of Infrastructure: Includes energy & power, transportation, digital, public/private partnerships, Infrastructure finance & capital markets. II. Business Unit (BU) Leader - Full responsibility for the performance and achievement of BU KPIs, including enrollment growth, student experience, career readiness, and business planning and budgeting. This position works in close partnership with the Director and the Executive Director to convert the Steers Center’s strategic objectives into a market-leading Infrastructure education, and a clearly differentiated MSGRA brand aligned with current and emerging industry practice and trends. This role provides a multi-year contract with the possibility of renewals based on programmatic and curricular needs and favorable performance. We seek candidates to begin this position as soon as practical. Principal responsibilities for this position include: • Own Infrastructure curriculum vision and modernization across all programs, ensuring alignment with Real Assets strategy, AI/tech integration, employer skill demand, and evolving market and policy dynamics. • Refresh curriculum to reflect real-time market evolution, policy dynamics, and investor practice. • Lead and coordinate Infrastructure faculty contributors across programs. • Define Infrastructure-specific career pathways, roles, and competency expectations for MSGRA students as a member of the Academic & Curriculum committee. • Ensure the Infrastructure curriculum, experiential learning, and st

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