Adjunct Professor - Forensic Science

Trine University; Belagavi District; On-site; INR 383,000 - 766,000; Part time

Job summary

A prominent educational institution is seeking an Adjunct Professor for Forensic Science. Responsibilities include teaching forensic science courses and laboratories. Candidates should possess a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and teaching experience is preferred. This position offers a salary based on credit hours taught and student enrollment.

Qualifications

• Candidates must have expertise in forensic science and/or complete graduate work in their respective fields.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses and laboratories focused on forensic science.

Skills

Forensic science

Teaching

Biology

Chemistry

Biochemistry

Education

Bachelor's degree in forensic science, chemistry, biochemistry, or biology

Experience in teaching preferred

Job description

Overview

Adjunct Professor - Forensic Science at Trine University, Angola, Indiana. Salary is based on the number of credit hours taught.

Teaching responsibilities will focus on forensic science. Candidates must have earned a bachelor's degree in forensic science, chemistry, biochemistry, or biology with teaching experience preferred.

The Department of Science at Trine University is a part of the Rinker Ross School of Health Sciences, and offers B.S. degrees in chemistry, biochemistry, biology, and forensic science. The department is located in Best Hall of Science, home of new anatomy and physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, organic, and physical/inorganic chemistry laboratories as well as space for student research. Additionally, the Best Hall of Science recently completed a $16 million, 36,000 square-foot addition. This addition includes new physical/inorganic chemistry laboratories, quantitative/instrumental chemistry laboratories, a collaborative learning classroom, faculty offices, and renovated molecular biology and biochemistry laboratories. The department is well equipped with modern instrumentation including two Anatomage tables, a Synergy HTX multi-more plate reader, BSL-II microbiology teaching lab, inverted and fluorescent microscopes, a genetics facility (nanodrop, genetic analyzer, thermocycler, and electroporator), and numerous chemistry analytical instrumentation.

Applicants should send a detailed CV, a letter describing their qualifications for teaching courses/laboratories and copies of undergraduate and graduate transcripts.

Required Education

• Candidates must have expertise in the field of forensic science and/or complete graduate work in their respective fields.

Salary

• Salary is based upon the number of credit hours taught and the number of students registered for the class being taught.