World Cinema Adjunct: Teach Intro & Electives

VCU College of Humanities and Sciences; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 16,000 - 20,000; Part time

Job summary

Virginia Commonwealth University invites applications for an adjunct faculty position in the School of World Studies. The pool is consulted on an as-needed basis to teach World Cinema courses, from introductory to upper-level electives, in a variety of formats including in-person and online. Qualifications include a Master’s degree in Film Studies or related field, with preferred Ph.D.

in Film Studies. Duties include preparing content, grading, and timely responses to students.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Film Studies or related field; includes academic training or teaching experience in cinema/history.
• Ph.D. or terminal degree in Film Studies or related field preferred for advanced teaching.
• Ability to teach introductory and upper‑level World Cinema courses.

Responsibilities

• Meet all designated course instruction guidelines.
• Prepare and deliver course content appropriate to the assigned World Cinema course for in-person instruction.
• Grade assignments and exams in a timely manner.
• Respond to student inquiries within 24 hours.
• Maintain regular communication with students and program faculty as appropriate.
• Submit final grades according to VCU policy.

Skills

Teaching experience

World Cinema knowledge

Course preparation

Student communication

Education

Master’s degree in Film Studies / Cinema Studies

Ph.D. in Film Studies or related field (preferred)

Job description

Virginia Commonwealth University invites applications for an adjunct faculty position in the School of World Studies. The pool is consulted on an as-needed basis to teach World Cinema courses, from introductory to upper-level electives, in a variety of formats including in-person and online. Qualifications include a Master’s degree in Film Studies or related field, with preferred Ph.D.

in Film Studies. Duties include preparing content, grading, and timely responses to students.