Adjunct Professor

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Adjunct Professor will teach TransAtlantic Masters course in comparative politics, environmental politics or international political economy.

MA in Political Science or European Studies and evidence of teaching excellence are required. Experience teaching Masters seeking students in Political Science or European Politics

Experience working on Europe, performing innovative research that crosses traditional subfield boundaries, show promise or achievement of research excellence and a desire to teach and train undergraduate and graduate students.

Not Applicable.

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