Adjunct Professor for Master in Digital Marketing- On campus

Posted 2 days ago

miu city university miamiMiami (FL)

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About the role

MIU City University Miami is seeking qualified professionals to join our faculty as an Adjunct Professor for the Master in Digital Marketing. We are looking for passionate educators with academic and industry experience in Digital Marketing who are committed to preparing the next generation of marketing professionals. Key Areas of Expertise:• Digital Marketing Strategy• Marketing Analytics• Digital Technologies• Digital Advertising & SEM• User-Centered Design• Emerging Digital Trends

Requirements: • Doctoral or terminal degree in Marketing, Business, Digital Marketing, or a closely related field• University-level teaching experience preferred• Experience using Canvas LMS or similar learning platforms• Professional experience in Digital Marketing, Digital Advertising, SEM, Analytics, or related areas• Fluent English communication skills• Valid U.S. work authorization• Availability to teach on campus in Downtown Miami

Responsibilities: • Teach graduate-level courses on campus• Facilitate student learning and engagement through Canvas LMS• Evaluate assignments, projects, and learning outcomes• Update course materials and syllabi as needed• Participate in faculty meetings, trainings, and Capstone evaluations• Provide academic guidance and mentorship to students

What We Offer: • Flexible schedule• Dynamic and collaborative academic environment• Academic freedom and professional growth opportunities• Opportunity to teach in an international university community Join MIU City University Miami and help shape future leaders in Digital Marketing.

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