Accounting Professor: Faith-Integrated Teaching & Curriculum

University of Northwestern - St. Paul; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 79,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Northwestern – St. Paul invites applications for Assistant Professor of Accounting in the Stoltz School of Business.

The role emphasizes faith-integrated teaching across undergrad and graduate programs, with curriculum development and student mentoring. Responsibilities include advising, supervising internships, and contributing to program assessment, while engaging in scholarship and service to the university.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in business field and CPA certification.
• Demonstrated professional activity in the business community.
• Desire to engage in scholarship, including the integration of business and Christianity.
• Maintain a growing, personal relationship with Jesus Christ and uphold Northwestern’s mission.

Responsibilities

• Teach a range of undergraduate and graduate courses—primarily in accounting—integrating faith and learning across formats.
• Contribute to curriculum design, course development, and assessment for program improvement.
• Advise and mentor students, supervise internships and experiential learning.
• Engage in ongoing professional development and scholarly or practitioner activity.
• Build relationships with off-campus business partners to support internships and employment.
• Participate in service on school and university committees and recruitment efforts.
• Perform other duties as requested or assigned.

Skills

Independent & Teamwork

Confidentiality

Organizational Skills

Technical Proficiency

Written & Verbal Communication

Flexibility

Background Check

Education

Master's degree in business

CPA certification

Earned doctoral degree (PhD or DBA)

Master's degree in accounting

Job description

University of Northwestern – St. Paul invites applications for Assistant Professor of Accounting in the Stoltz School of Business.

The role emphasizes faith-integrated teaching across undergrad and graduate programs, with curriculum development and student mentoring. Responsibilities include advising, supervising internships, and contributing to program assessment, while engaging in scholarship and service to the university.