Marketing Lecturer & Industry Connector

The University of North Georgia; Dahlonega (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of North Georgia invites applications for the position of Lecturer of Marketing beginning spring 2027. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses such as Principles and Marketing Management on multiple UNG campuses, with potential graduate teaching opportunities.

Please note that eligibility to work in the United States is required; visa costs may be subject to budgetary constraints, and UNG cannot guarantee payment of new visa-related fees.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of teaching and learning practices.
• Knowledge of theoretical and applied concepts in Marketing.
• Knowledge of concepts and Marketing plans.
• Ability to demonstrate best practices of written and oral business communication.
• Ability to work as part of a collaborative team.
• Passion for working with students to develop their skills and expertise.

Responsibilities

• Use innovative teaching and learning techniques to provide industry-relevant undergraduate/graduate marketing courses.
• Engage in business practices that inform teaching and maintain qualified teaching status.
• Engage with the business community to further the goals of MCCB (e.g., connecting students to potential employers).
• Participate as an active contributing member to the service activities of the college.

Skills

Teaching knowledge

Marketing concepts

Marketing plans

Business communication

Team collaboration

Student development

Education

Master's in Marketing or related field; 18 graduate hours

AACSB accreditation preferred

Job description

The University of North Georgia invites applications for the position of Lecturer of Marketing beginning spring 2027. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses such as Principles and Marketing Management on multiple UNG campuses, with potential graduate teaching opportunities.

Please note that eligibility to work in the United States is required; visa costs may be subject to budgetary constraints, and UNG cannot guarantee payment of new visa-related fees.