Part-Time Lecturer Faculty

About this position

Position: Part-Time Lecturer - #Faculty Job Overview The Engineering for Professionals division of the Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University seeks applicants for online, part-time lecturer positions housed in over 25 different master's degree programs ((Use the "Apply for this Job" box below).). All lecturers are responsible for the delivery of online/in-person courses (administered either asynchronously or synchronously) to part-time professional master's degree or certificate candidates. Grading support is offered to all instructors of large sections (over 10 registered students). The highly-ranked online programs at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals, as shown in the U.S. News and World Report (), combine the rigor of traditional Johns Hopkins programs with practical application in fields spanning engineering, applied sciences, artificial intelligence, and robotics. Instructors impart cutting-edge knowledge and real-world skills in collaborative, interactive learning environments, providing students with a unique opportunity to forge lasting professional connections as they work, study, and maintain a manageable work-life balance. Expand your skills and experience as a professional, network with students and colleagues in your field, and be part of a forward-thinking, innovative academic community. Responsibilities Instructors are expected to familiarize themselves with existing course materials, grade assessments, and interact with students by holding weekly office hours, answering student questions, and participating in online discussions. Instructors of asynchronous courses will likely have no synchronous responsibility in the course other than office hours. Instructors may also be asked to develop online course materials with support from the Whiting School's Center for Learning Design and Technology () staff. Orientation to online course instruction will be provided. Qualifications A doctoral degree and teaching experience

Listing sourced from JSearch — apply there; OpenLecture never collects applications.