Faculty Recruitment: Professor, Associate Professor, Lecturer, or Assistant Professor (Tourism Studies)

The Department of International Tourism, Faculty of Human and Social Studies at Nagasaki International University offers a well-balanced curriculum covering a wide range of subjects related to tourism—such as hospitality management, travel industry, resort business, and transportation—along with tourism-related economics, geography, history, culture, and languages.
Through this integrated learning approach, the department aims to foster human resources with a broad and comprehensive perspective on tourism.
To further enhance students’ specialized learning, the department provides three distinctive courses: the Tourism Management Course, the Sports Tourism Course, and the Global Tourism Course. The curriculum is designed to help students start acquiring professional qualification acquisition and career development early on.
Based on these educational goals, we invite applications from individuals who are not only capable of teaching and conducting research in these fields, but also able to actively contribute to various aspects of university administration.

Work content and job description
Faculty members are expected to engage in teaching the courses listed below, to participate in various university committees, admission-related duties, and other responsibilities as deemed necessary by the university.
(1) Primary Duties:
Education, research, social contribution, and student guidance/advising.
(2) Courses to be Taught:
Undergraduate Courses (Department of International Tourism):
International Tourism, Marketing, Ethics of Tourism, Tourism Marketing*, Japanese Business Management*, Integrated Resorts in Japan*,
Specialized Seminars I A – III B, Graduation Research, and other related courses.
Course titles marked with an asterisk (*) indicate courses taught in English.
General Education Courses:
First-Year Seminar (Hospitality Seminar, Liberal Arts Seminar), Interdisciplinary Studies and Regional Understanding and other relevant subjects.
Graduate School Courses:
Advanced Studies in Tourism Management, Advanced Studies in Travel Business, and other related subjects.

Professor level
Annual Salary :

7 million yen
~

Associate Professor
Annual Salary :

6 million yen
~

Lecturer level
Annual Salary :

5 million yen
~

Assistant Professor level
Annual Salary :

4 million yen
~

Professor level
Nontenured

-

Non-tenure track

Associate Professor
Nontenured

-

Tenure-track

Lecturer level
Nontenured

-

Tenure-track

Assistant Professor level
Nontenured

-

Tenure-track

Various systems
Pay increase system :
available
There is an annual salary increase system in accordance with the university’s regulations.

Insurance
Employees' Health Insurance :
available
Promotion and Mutual Aid Corporation for Private School of Japan

Application documents (specified forms)
1 . 長崎国際大学 履歴書様式（Form 1）.docx
2. 長崎国際大学 研究業績書様式（Form 2）.docx

Attached documents
Application Form :

Mailing
(photo attached) (in Word format) Attached Form 1
Please download and use the prescribed form of the university from the links below.

Application document submission method (physically mailed documents)
859-3298
Nagasaki
2825-7 Huis ten Bosch, Sasebo-shi, Japan
Nagasaki International University, Secretary General, Hiroshi Okazaki

Selection
The first stage of the selection process will consist of a review of application documents. Applicants who pass the first stage will be invited to participate in the second stage of the selection process at Nagasaki International University. Applicants will be notified of the results of the first stage by Friday, December 4.
The second stage will consist of a teaching demonstration (approximately 15 minutes), followed by a question-and-answer session (approximately 5 minutes), and an interview. Applicants will be required to visit the University and present their aspirations for teaching, their research in their field of specialization, and an overview of the research they intend to pursue at the University.
All expenses associated with attending the second stage of the selection process, including travel and accommodation expenses, shall be borne by the applicants. The second stage is scheduled to take place by approximately mid-December.
Depending on the spread of COVID-19 or other infectious diseases, the interview and teaching demonstration (including a presentation of the applicant's research overview) may be conducted online via Zoom.

Notification of result
The results of the first screening will be announced by Friday, December 4, 2026.
The results of the second screening are scheduled to be notified by Friday, December 25, 2026.