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Assistant Professor, Economics & Finance (Finance / Fintech / Sustainable Finance)

Sultan Qaboos University · Muscat

Job type
Full-time
Location
Muscat, Oman
Experience
3 years
Salary
From OMR 1,636 per month tax-free for non-Omani appointees, plus housing, air tickets and leave
Education
PhD in finance or economics from an accredited university
Posted
5 Nov 2026

Overview

The College of Economics and Political Science at Sultan Qaboos University is hiring an assistant professor in finance, with interest in fintech, digital or sustainable finance. Strong econometric skills and an active research agenda are expected.

Key responsibilities

  • Teach and develop undergraduate and postgraduate courses
  • Supervise capstone projects and graduate theses
  • Publish research and apply for competitive grants
  • Advise students and serve on department and college committees

Requirements

  • PhD from an accredited university obtained through full-time study
  • Experience teaching and supervising at undergraduate and postgraduate level
  • Active research record with strong econometric skills
  • At least 3 years of relevant experience

Originally published on Sultan Qaboos University Careers. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

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