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Graduate Teaching Assistantships

Kingston Business School offers Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA) posts to full-time PhD students. The position gives you the opportunity to learn teaching skills. You will carry out up to 6 hours per week of teaching support activities to students on undergraduate programmes and postgraduate masters programmes.

2012 GTA posts

The GTA posts available for entry this year (2012) are attached to the research projects described in the table below. You can download the project outline in PDF format by clicking on the relevant research topic. 

  Research Topic Supervisors
1 The impact of relational factors on brand alliance in B2B markets Dr Jaywant Singh
Prof Stavros Kalafatis
2 Operations of logistics networks for humanitarian disaster relief Dr Reza Zanjirani Farahani
Dr Alex Hill
3 Exploring interventions to foster values based leadership Dr Rachel Lewis
Dr Hans-Joachim Wolfram
4 Behaviour change through normalisation. The role of social marketing in encouraging pro-environmental practices Prof Ruth Rettie
Dr Kevin Burchell
5 Neurofinance and stock trading Dr Mohamed Nurullah
Dr Sabira Mannan, FASS
6 Do we say "often" when we believe it to be "always"? Investigation of politeness effect on risk perception based on frequencies Dr Maria Juanchich
Dr Christina Butler
7 Co-created consumer value through brand symbolism: a service dominant logic perspective Dr Lesley Ledden
Prof Stavros Kalafatis
8 A study of the implications of using nonfinancial performance measures in executive compensation on financial performance Dr Salma Ibrahim
Dr Mark Farmer
9 The market behaviour of new brand extensions Dr Francesca Dall’Olmo Riley
Dr Jay Singh
Dr Chris Hand
10 British thought about competition and innovation at the beginning of the industrial revolution Dr Richard van den Berg
Prof Richard Ennals
11 Evaluation of the feasibility and benefits of text linking systems Dr Chris Reade
Dr Richard van den Berg
12 Entrepreneurship and small business developments in transition and post-socialist economies Prof David Smallbone
Dr John Kitching
Prof Friederike Welter
13 Employee engagement in virtual environments – technology as an enabler? Dr Stephanie Morgan
Dr Emma Russell
14 Innovation, entrepreneurship and the transition to microgeneration Prof Audley Genus
Prof Robert Blackburn
15 Alternative entrepreneurship(s): Examining diverse minorities engaged in venture formation Prof Robert Blackburn
Dr Tom Wainwright
16 Information security governance and social media Dr Vladlena Benson
Professor Jean-Noël Ezingeard
17 How does strategic-fit impact organisational performance? Dr Alex Hill
Dr Ki-Soon Hwang
18 Employee Engagement and Prosocial Motivation Dr Kerstin Alfes
Prof Yannis Georgellis

 

Enquiries about individual projects should be emailed to the relevant supervisors listed above, using the subject heading ‘GTA enquiry’.

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How to apply

Before applying you should choose one of the research topics and read the project outline carefully.  In your application you should explain why you are interested in pursuing research in that field and how your prior studies have helped you to prepare for it.  You should also highlight which aspects of the topic specifically appeal to you and how the topic may be developed.

To apply for a GTA, you should submit your completed online application form and highlight your application as ‘B&L GTA’ so that it can be assessed separately from other PhD applications.  Find out more about applying for a Business PhD.

If you have any queries about the content of the PhD programme, please email Dr Chris Hand. Any enquiries about the application process should be sent to GTAenquiries@kingston.ac.uk. Deadline for GTA applications is the 11th of May 2012.

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Job description

The role of the Graduate Teaching Assistant is to complete a higher degree by research, contributing to the development of research in the Faculty and to assist in the provision of undergraduate teaching and the related activities. Download the GTA job description to vew the main responsibilities and person specification for the job.

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