About the position
The College of Global Communication is seeking a part-time lecturer for the Global Studies course 'Language and Culture (E)'.
Work content and job description
Part-time lecturer
This is a course taught in English for second-year students and above. The opening is for Spring semester, 2027, with the possibility of renewal for subsequent years. This course is a 4-credit course entailing two 100-minute sessions per week over the course of a 14-week semester. The course is intended for Japanese students and international students in the college.
Work experience
1)Ph.D. or master’s degree in related fields
2)Available to work one or preferably two days a week: for the latter, either Monday & Thursday or Tuesday & Friday.
3)Teaching experience in Japanese colleges/universities
4)Minimum of three academic publications
5)Understanding of J. F. Oberlin University’s mission and educational philosophy
6)Native or near-native-level proficiency in English is required.
Job content supplemental explanation
Note: Possible reappointment.
Please note that this course may also be offered from September 16 to March 31.
Attached documents
Application Form :
Online Submission
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Mailing
Application document submission method (physically mailed documents)
194-0294
Tokyo
3758 Tokiwa-machi Machida J. F. Oberlin University GC Section, Academic Affairs Division
Human Resources Committee of the College of Global Communication
Selection
1)Screening of the application documents
2)Short-listed applicants will be invited by e-mail to the second-stage selection (interview).
Unfortunately, transportation fees cannot be covered by J.F. Oberlin University.
Notification of result
Applicants who pass the document screening will be contacted by email, and those who are ultimately selected will be contacted in writing.
*Please note that we cannot answer inquiries regarding the screening process.
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