Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship; Clinical or Teaching Track

Position overview

The Boise State University Department of Management, within the College of Business and Economics, is hiring an Assistant Clinical or Assistant Teaching professor (non‑tenure‑track) in the area of Entrepreneurship to begin Fall 2026. The faculty member will teach entrepreneurship and related courses, mentor students, and interact with local entrepreneurial communities. The expected course load is 3‑3 per academic year. Clinical and teaching professors must meet college research expectations to be AACSB Scholarly Academic (SA), which includes a terminal degree and research within entrepreneurship or management discipline.

The distinction between a clinical track and teaching track pertains to the service workload of the faculty member as noted in more detail below. A commitment to service and collegial interaction with other faculty, staff, and students is critical for success.

Clinical faculty occupy a unique niche which spans boundaries between the college and its practice communities in a way that exceeds expectations of tenure‑track faculty. Unlike clinical faculty, teaching faculty may not necessarily have service responsibilities focused on community engagement but are expected to provide service to the department, college, and university.

The Department of Management hosts the most majors in the College of Business and Economics, with over 1,000 students majoring in Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, or International Business. The Department is also home to over 250 non‑traditional students in our innovative online Management degree completion program. In graduate education, the department provides courses in four MBA programs, including our nationally recognized online MBA program.

The College of Business and Economics is one of 3% of business schools globally accredited by AACSB in both business and accounting. Our mission is to inspire purpose, grow people, create knowledge and power innovation. It is a growing college that serves approximately 4,000 undergraduate and 500 graduate business students annually. It is dedicated to quality teaching and learning and offers 14 bachelor’s degrees and 11 master’s degree programs.

The College of Business and Economics graduate programs are highly ranked by U.S. News and Fortune Magazine. Beyond the classroom, the college supports undergraduate learning through an advising center devoted to its students, an innovative internal career services office, the Thompson Family Writing Center, and student organizations and competitions.

The College of Business and Economics creates knowledge through high‑quality research with faculty publishing in leading journals in their disciplines as well as serving as editors and reviewers. In addition to powering innovation through faculty and student research and entrepreneurship activities, the college hosts the outward‑facing Small Business Development Center Network and Tech Help. These organizations are dedicated to business innovation and economic development in Idaho.

The college’s academic units are housed in the Micron Business and Economics Building, a world‑class facility with state‑of‑the‑art classrooms and offices, a Bloomberg‑equipped trading room, faculty collaboration spaces, the Imagination Lab, a student commons, and a cafe. The building is a short distance from the beautiful Boise River. It is both geothermal and solar‑assisted. This environment stimulates collaboration and creativity.

Boise State University is a powerhouse of creativity, research, and impact. Our campus sits along the Boise River and reaches into the heart of Idaho’s capital — a vibrant hub for innovation, culture, and outdoor adventure. We’re nationally recognized for trailblazing research, student success, and community impact.

Our faculty are scholars, mentors, and changemakers who advance ideas, discoveries, and the next generation of leaders. Boise offers the perfect backdrop — a welcoming city with a thriving arts…