Adjunct Marketing professor jobs
Part-time marketing teaching positions at universities, community colleges, and online-first institutions across the U.S. Online, remote, and on-campus roles.
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Bowie State University (BSU)
Adjunct Part-Time Faculty Positions - College of Business
Harper College
Adjunct Faculty - Management
University of Cincinnati
Adjunct Instructor, Career Services, Lindner College of Business
Los Angeles Community College District
Adjunct - AY27 Business Instructor
About adjunct marketing professor jobs
Adjunct marketing professors are part-time faculty hired semester by semester to teach undergraduate or graduate marketing courses. Most institutions hire marketing adjuncts to cover high-enrollment introductory courses, asynchronous online sections, summer terms, and specialized electives that don't justify a full-time hire.
Common adjunct marketing teaching assignments
- Principles of Marketing
- Consumer Behavior
- Digital Marketing
- Marketing Research
- Brand Management
- Marketing Analytics
Credentials and qualifications
The standard credential for adjunct marketing teaching is a MBA or master's in marketing (CMO or director-level industry experience is often accepted). Accreditation guidelines generally require at least 18 graduate credit hours in the discipline you're teaching — so a related field is often acceptable if you have enough discipline-specific coursework.
Where to find adjunct marketing jobs
The most active employers of adjunct marketing faculty are the large online-first universities (SNHU, UMGC, Liberty, Grand Canyon, Walden), community college systems, public university continuing education divisions, and four-year private universities. The listings above pull from all of these.
Frequently asked questions
- What qualifications do I need to teach adjunct marketing?
- Most adjunct marketing positions require a MBA or master's in marketing (CMO or director-level industry experience is often accepted). Community colleges and online universities have more flexibility on credentials; four-year universities and graduate programs are stricter.
- How much do adjunct marketing professors earn per course?
- Adjunct marketing pay typically falls in the $2,000–$7,000 per 3-credit course range. Community colleges and online-first universities (SNHU, UMGC, Liberty) sit at the lower end ($2,000–$3,500). Four-year university extension programs and graduate-level marketing courses pay $3,500–$7,000+.
- What marketing courses do adjuncts typically teach?
- The most common adjunct marketing teaching assignments are introductory and gen-ed courses with high enrollment: Principles of Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Digital Marketing, Marketing Research, and similar undergraduate sections.
- Can I teach adjunct marketing online or remote?
- Yes — every major online university (SNHU, UMGC, Western Governors, Liberty, Grand Canyon, Walden) hires online marketing adjuncts, and most community colleges and four-year universities now offer asynchronous online sections in marketing. Filter the listings above by modality "Online" to see only remote-eligible roles.
- How competitive are adjunct marketing positions?
- Competition varies by institution tier. Brand-name universities and tenure-track-adjacent roles are very competitive; online-first universities, community colleges, and continuing education programs maintain large rolling adjunct pools and hire continuously.
Universities hiring marketing adjuncts
Institutions with current or recent marketing listings on OpenLecture.