Adjunct - Accounting

About this position

Duquesne University: Palumbo-Donahue School of Business Location: Duquesne University Description: The Accounting program within the Palumbo-Donahue School of Business invites applications for adjunct faculty positions to teach graduate and undergraduate courses. Areas of Teaching Need We seek individuals with expertise in one or more of the following areas: Auditing & Assurance (including technology-enabled audit) Financial Accounting & Reporting Cost and Management Accounting Accounting Information Systems / ERP / Analytics Forensic Accounting & Fraud Examination Governmental/Nonprofit Accounting Taxation Adjunct faculty are expected to bring diverse perspectives and practical experience to the classroom, contributing to the School's mission of developing sought-after business leaders who possess the ethical character, Spiritan mindset, and solutions-oriented skills needed to be global difference makers. Primary Responsibilities Teach assigned courses in the School of Business curriculum, which may include lecture or online formats. Deliver high-quality instruction using innovative and inclusive pedagogical strategies. Assess student performance through assignments and exams. Collaborate with full-time faculty to ensure course content aligns with program goals and accreditation standards. Maintain availability for student consultation and support outside of scheduled class time. Support and advance the mission of the University through professional conduct and service. Qualifications: Qualifications Earned master's degree in a business discipline Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Enthusiasm for working with students Preferred: Active professional certification (CPA, CMA, CIA, CFE, etc.) College/university level teaching experience and/or experience teaching, presenting, leading training, or mentoring in professional settings Experience with accounting analytics, AI-enabled accounting tools, ERP systems, or data tools

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