Adjunct Instructor, Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering

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Job Description Adjunct Faculty Pool - Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering: Wentworth Institute of Technology invites applications for part-time Adjunct Faculty positions in the Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering for Fall 2026 and/or Spring 2027. At this time, we are especially looking for candidates interested in teaching Surveying/Geomatics Labs (Civil Engineering). Wentworth values student-centered, hands-on, project-based engineering education. Questions may be directed to Dr. Anuja Kamat, Associate Dean, Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering. Email: kamata@wit.edu Programs:Aerospace Engineering Biological Engineering Biomedical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Electromechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Advanced Manufacturing Robotics Engineering Engineering Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree Preferred Qualifications:Doctoral degree 3 years About Wentworth and the Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering: Wentworth Institute of Technology is located in Boston, Massachusetts, and comprises the Schools of Architecture and Design, Computing and Data Science, Engineering, Management, and Sciences and Humanities. Wentworth is a member of the Colleges of the Fenway consortium - an association of Boston institutions, including Emmanuel College, Simmons University, Massachusetts College of Art, and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. One of the many opportunities afforded to faculty is the ability to collaborate across these institutions and share resources. Wentworth is a university with a teaching focus and strategic initiatives of diversity, equity and inclusive excellence, high-value learning, transformational student experience, and next-generation partnerships. The school has a strong commitment to recruiting and retaining students with diverse backgrounds, fostering a vibrant design community and learning environment for faculty and students, and building on and ex

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