Adjunct Instructor: US-Mexico Trade & Immigration

University of North Texas; Denton (TX); On-site; USD 50,220 - 53,568; Part time

Job summary

The University of North Texas seeks an adjunct instructor to teach an in-person course on the economic relations between the United States and Mexico. The course is an upper-level elective with usually 25–40 students enrolled.

Minimum qualifications include a MA or MS in Economics for undergraduate courses or a Ph.D. in Economics for graduate courses; two years of university teaching experience preferred, especially in international trade, immigration, or related fields.

Qualifications

• MA or MS in Economics for undergraduate courses; Ph.D. in Economics for graduate courses.
• Two years of teaching experience at a university or community college preferred, including prior experience in international trade, international finance, or immigration economics.

Responsibilities

• Teach an in-person section of the course.
• Prepare lectures, assignments and assessments.
• Provide student feedback and maintain course records.

Education

MA or MS in Economics (undergrad)

Ph.D. in Economics (graduate)

Job description

The University of North Texas seeks an adjunct instructor to teach an in-person course on the economic relations between the United States and Mexico. The course is an upper-level elective with usually 25–40 students enrolled.

Minimum qualifications include a MA or MS in Economics for undergraduate courses or a Ph.D. in Economics for graduate courses; two years of university teaching experience preferred, especially in international trade, immigration, or related fields.