Translation of "associate professor " (English → French) :

He graduated in law at Comenius University in Bratislava. He later attained the title of doctor of law, PhD., and became Associate Professor in financial and commercial law.

Below, I give an overview of my professional activities in the processes of collecting and managing public finances, as well as my academic activities as associated professor of financial law, through which I have been contributing to the education and training of professionals in the fields of budget, tax, customs, financial controls and financial markets.

Most researchers start as PhD students, proceed as post-docs, researchers or assistant professors, and are then promoted to associate professor with some ultimately becoming full professors, as seen in Figure 3.1.

Professor Amitav Acharya, associate professor at the Department of Political Science at York University and also professor at the University of Toronto/York University Joint Centre for Asia-Pacific studies, has responded to the question of Asian values and human rights by stating:

The debate was crystallized in a very interesting exchange in the committee on April 9, 1997, between our chairman and Professor Amitav Acharya, associate professor, Department of Political Science, York University, Toronto, and also associate professor at the University of Toronto, York University Joint Centre for Asia-Pacific Studies.

Philip Resnick, Professor, Political Science, University of British Columbia, supported the proposal as “less than perfect, but a step in the right direction” (3:28) While a Bundesrat-style “large/medium/small” province distribution would be ideal, the certainty of opposition from small provinces to seat reductions makes the distribution proposed be best available response to a significant problem: “The fact remains that British Columbia and Alberta, with their burgeoning populations and red-hot provincial economies, are grossly under-represented in a Senate whose regional composition dates back to the railway era” (brief, p. 4) C.E.S (Ned) Franks, Professor Emeritus, Queen’s University, also stressed the need for change, noting that both B ...[+++]ritish Columbia and Alberta have a larger population than all of the Atlantic provinces, yet retain a combined total of only 12 seats compared to the 30 possessed by the Atlantic provinces (1:29) Andrew Heard, Associate Professor, Political Science Department, Simon Fraser University, argued that the Senate has become “.a symbol of this institutional exclusion and under-representation,” and commended senators Murray and Austin for doing all Canadians a great service with their motion (3:39)