Online Adjunct Faculty: Global Marketing and Strategy, Graduate School

Adjunct Faculty

Marketing and Strategy Management in the Global Marketplace 

Dual Master of Business Administration (DMBA)

The Graduate School

Location: Online

COURSE CONTENT INCLUDES:

DMBA 630 Marketing and Strategy Management in the Global Marketplace (6 Credits)
·         Teaching marketing and strategy and how they lead to value creation and value capture in different business contexts.
·         Facilitating and leading discussions and guiding business planning projects that cover marketing strategy and  marketing in international markets, including projecting financial results.
·         Engaging students in the process of assessing Global business environments to determine strategic options for growth and profitability, leading to a capstone strategic and operational business plan for a team-selected organization to enter a new global market.

REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:   
        
·         An earned doctorate or terminal degree in business management, marketing, or a related field is required from a regionally accredited institution. 
·         Relevant professional managerial experience in corporate communities/industries and government agencies is required.
·         Prior experience in teaching and in distance education (preferably at the graduate level and with adult, part-time student established in their careers) is preferred.
All submissions should include a cover letter and résumé. For detailed benefits information, please visithttp://www.umuc.edu/visitors/careers/benefits.cfm

Adjunct faculty candidates will be required to provide official transcripts as required during the candidate selection process.

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Adjunct Faculty Northcentral School of Business and Technology

NCU is currently seeking Adjunct Faculty to join our School of Business and Technology Management.  

The primary responsibility of adjunct (part-time) faculty is to teach assigned courses in their discipline; that is, to engage students, offer excellent feedback, and inspire and guide students to achieve at their highest academic level. All faculty demonstrate a commitment to excellence and continuous improvement in curricular, instructional, and professional development and to the development of Northcentral’s teaching and learning community. Faculty work closely with their School Dean, administrators, other faculty, and the Center for Academic Excellence.

Essential Job Functions, Teaching

• Successfully complete initial and ongoing faculty development activities
• Demonstrate knowledge of relevant Program Learning Outcomes
• Demonstrate knowledge of content of all courses taught
• Maintain a load of assigned students
• Follow Northcentral policy and procedures
• Assess student learning outcomes competency
• Engage in one or more professional development activities annually, as required by School Dean
• Exercise academic freedom in covering course content and learning outcomes, in accordance with University policy, procedures, and curricula.

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