Adjunct Practice Instructor in Urban and Regional Planning - Real Estate

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JOB OPENING ID: 280691 MODES OF WORK Onsite REGULAR/TEMPORARY: Regular ORGANIZATIONAL GROUP: Coll Arch Urn Pln DEPARTMENT: Urban Planning How to Apply Applicants should submit one (1) PDF (500kb size limit) containing the following:Cover Letter (2 pages maximum) describing your interest in and qualifications for the position, and how you will be an effective teacher to students of diverse backgrounds Curriculum vitae that may include links to examples or websites that demonstrate your research/practice/real estate experiences Names and contact information for three references Job Summary The Urban and Regional Planning Program at the University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning is hiring a practice track faculty member at the rank of adjunct practice instructor. We are looking for someone with significant professional experience in real estate development work to advance the mission of the Real Estate Initiative and teach a real estate course in the Fall 2026 semester (August 31 - December 23). The instructor would teach an existing undergraduate and graduate elective course, Public Private Partnership - Financing Equitable Development (URP 595). This course examines how public-private partnerships use policy, finance, and regulatory tools to encourage private development that advances public goals and revitalization. Through national and international case studies, students will analyze complex development deals from multiple stakeholder perspectives while learning about underwriting, public engagement, entitlement processes, and public financing sources. This course contributes to Taubman College's graduate Real Estate Development Certificate and undergraduate Real Estate Development minor, both of which focus on the making of well-designed, livable, and sustainable places that offer a high quality of life in mixed-use, compact, walkable, and transit-oriented built environments. The certificate gives students in any master's de

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