I want to become a business professor at a small teaching university.  Any advice?
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Most of my Business / Commerce professors had MBAs, but the university placed more emphasis on real-world corporate work experience than PhDs when selecting professors.  It wouldn't be helpful for the students to have a professor who hadn't worked extensively in the field he was teaching. Of course, universities also expect their professors to have published in academic journals, and to continue researching and publishing while they teach.
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Swati\n\nWould you like to consider having a job as a lecturer?\n\nAll you have to do is complete your B Ed if you scored below 55% marks in MA and you qualify as a junior college teacher\n\nIf your percentage is higher, you could appear for the NET/ SET exam and join a degree college. \n\nPay scale is good. \n\nI am also a lecturer---we work only for three hours and I think this is the best job for a lady coz she can devote a lot of time for her children and her house hold. Moreover, we have sooooooo many holiday that it is possible for me to give time to my hobbies as well\n\nI have been appointed as a lecturer in English and get paid extra for engaging classes in computers\n\nTeachers in English get a lot of students seeking private coaching---although I am not interested in it---also take spoken English classes\n\nPerhaps you would be surprised to know that there is a great demand for teachers in the USA at this moment
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My University has mentors that you can ask for in your field of service.  I suggest finding this mentorship program and request a person w/that degree.  They'll help you out with the different options.  Also, what in fine arts are you concentrating on?  Painting, Dance, photography, drama, art history?  There's always work for teachers in these areas.
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Your school should have a faculty member in charge of exchanges.  See if they have any specifically geared toward your focus.
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As the previous response indicates, most professors need to have a doctorate (Ph.D.) in their field along with other evidence of their expertise (such a record of publishing research).  \nThe business of a licence or certification relates to particular professional fields where they don't commonly grant Ph.D. degrees.  For instance, lawyers get a JD which is their terminal degree (instead of a Ph.D.) but they would want a law professor to have passed the bar and be licensed.  For an accounting professor, they may be more interested in whether they were certified as a CPA than in the completion of a doctorate.  \nEven in the field of teacher education, advanced degrees such as a Ph.D. or an Ed.D. are usually required in addition to a typical teachers license.
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Talk to your old coach and let him know that you are interested in coaching.  He may have a spot for you wherever he is now or he may talk to someone else and tell them about you.  He will also be able to tell you what you need as far as your degree is concerned.  Good luck!
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the university should be accredited...geta degree in the field that you want to pursue a career in...stay away from "buy your degree" schools like online or night only schools...like that university of phoenix..or any "business" school...i wouldn't hire anyone with that on their resume...;)
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4 year B.S. or B.A. including a semester student teaching
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I'm thinking that to answer a question like that, you'll need to enroll in your local college's business school. Sure couldn't hurt.
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Yes...I'm a college professor in business (marketing).
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You should study teaching.
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I will try to answer in general, as I do not know your field or where you are studying, or even where you are trying to become a professor.  If you are just starting, you will need to get your classes completed and pass your qualifying exam as a first step.  Join the national academic associations for your field.  These will probably be the main source for locating open positions in your field.  While working on your degree, keep an eye out for promising research avenues with the opportnity to conduct and publish some research along the way.  Also try to get some teaching under your belt.  Basically, the schools will be looking at three things when they hire you:  Can you conduct research in your area of expertise, can you teach their students well, and can they get along with you as a colleague.  The weightings among these criteria will change from school to school.  Don't stress all this too much right now.  You will gain an understanding of all that is involved as you progress through the degree.  Best of luck.
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Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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Try the The Paul Merage School of Business at University of California, Irvine.\nhttp://www.merage.uci.edu/AboutSchool/UCIrvineMBA/index.aspx
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Have you thought about a one year MBA with a foreign university! A lot of them have advertised recently! You could do it through correspondence too!
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I am not sure here.  Are you considering opeining an university?  Or are you a student looking for an open sit in an university?
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Depending on the colleges you are looking at, you can start out teaching with a masters. Several of my profs had masters degrees. A few of them were, at the time, working on their doctorates. However, larger universities require a doctorate.\n\nYou could start at a community college level with a masters.\n\n:)