The Business Schools Association of Canada (BSAC) is the association of university faculties and schools of business and management in Canada. Tracing its roots back to 1957, from the Association of Canadian Schools of Commerce and Business Administration (ACSCBA), the Association is dedicated to working with its members toward achieving excellence in business education. Renamed Business Schools Association of Canada in 2020, it continues to promote management education quality and the Canadian advantage, while offering a forum for its members to discuss concerns they encounter as a Business School or as Academic leaders, share best practices, and learn from each other. Our main goals are: • To raise the profile of management education to external interests, including the media, the governments and the business communities; • To promote quality in management education and the professional development of business school administrators; • To monitor public policy, national and international trends relevant to the industry; • To help member institutions to strengthen their programs and their capabilities; • To advocate for policies and programs that will support member institutions and students.
On-site · Montréal-Ouest
Teach accounting courses and conduct high-quality research in auditing, financial accounting, management accounting, or taxation. Contribute to the department’s teaching and research activities across undergraduate and graduate programs.
On-site · Montréal-Ouest
Set the strategic direction of the John Molson School of Business, lead academic planning, and oversee its administration in support of the school’s vision. Strengthen the school’s reputation and fundraising, collaborate with internal and external partners, and encourage innovative approaches to its mission.
On-site · Sherbrooke
Teach undergraduate financial accounting and auditing courses in person in English, and introduce students to case analysis. Conduct research in accounting or a related discipline and contribute to professional activities in a collaborative academic environment.
