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The University of San Francisco is seeking Teacher Education Adjunct Faculty for Fall 2026 at the Hilltop Campus. The position involves teaching various courses such as Learning and Teaching, Education of Exceptional Children, and multiple subject student teaching.
Ideal candidates hold a Master's in Education and have K-12 teaching experience. Compensation is based on $2,329 per credit, with a hybrid and remote teaching format offered. Join us in fostering inclusive and just learning communities.
Job Title: Teacher Education Adjunct Faculty - Fall 2026 (Hilltop Campus)
Job Summary: The University of San Francisco is a private, urban university dedicated to educating leaders who foster inclusive and just learning communities. The Teacher Education Department seeks adjunct instructors to teach a series of courses in fall 2026.
Explores key elements of learning and teaching in socio‑culturally diverse classrooms; includes curriculum design, assessment, collaborative learning, and reflective practice.
Schedule: Monday 4:45–7:15pm, Aug24–Dec9. 3 credits. Compensation $2,329 per credit. Format: Hybrid (12 in‑person, 3 remote).
Introduction to special education, assessment, curriculum modification, and assistive technologies.
Schedule: Wednesday 4:45–7:15pm, Aug24–Dec9. 3 credits. Compensation $2,329 per credit. Format: Hybrid (12 in‑person, 3 remote).
Field experience courses for teacher credential candidates focusing on curriculum, instruction, and classroom practices at K‑12 levels.
Schedule: Monday 4:45–7:15pm, Aug17–Dec9. 3 credits. Compensation $2,329 per credit. Format: Hybrid (12 in‑person, 4 remote).
Combined course for Dance, Visual Art, and Physical Education credentials covering backward design, standards, and inclusive pedagogy.
Schedule: Thursday 4:45–9:15pm, Aug27–Oct22. 3 credits. Compensation $2,329 per credit. Format: Remote, synchronous (Zoom).
The University of San Francisco is an equal‑opportunity institution. The University does not discriminate in employment, educational services or academic programs on the basis of race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, or disability. The University reasonably accommodates qualified individuals with disabilities. In accordance with the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.
Visit https://www.usfca.edu for more information.