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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George C Wallace State Community College-Hanceville
Adjunct Business Instructor
University of Chester
Visiting Lecturers – Centre for Foundation Studies
Adams State University
Visiting Lecturer/Assistant Professor of Chemistry | Adams State University | Handshake
Adams State University
Visiting Lecturer/Assistant Professor of Biology
Loyola Marymount University
Part Time Faculty- Communication Studies
University System of New Hampshire
Adjunct Faculty-UNH Law
TalentAlly
Part-Time Faculty, Dept. of Management and Marketing
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Adjunct Faculty
Colorado Technical University
Adjunct Instructor - Academic and Career Success
Colorado Mountain College
Adjunct Faculty - Business
The Pennsylvania State University
Part Time - Management Information Systems - Adjunct Lecturer
100 The University of Akron
Part-Time Faculty - School of Allied Health Respiratory Therapy Courses
Barry University, Inc.
Fire Instructor I (Part-time Adjunct Faculty)
Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts
Adjunct Instructor
Excelsior University
Part-Time Online Faculty - Public Speaking
Purdue University
Purdue Global Adjunct Faculty, Human Resources and Organizational Behavior (Remote)
SJC San Juan College
Adjunct Instructor of History
NORTH GREENVILLE UNIVERSITY
Adjunct Instructor or Professor
Montgomery College
Part-Time Faculty ESOL Instructor
Spartanburg Methodist College
Adjunct Professor of Sport Management
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.