U21Global Vacancies

U21Global Adjunct Faculty Sought

U21Global is seeking expressions of interest from staff in Universitas 21 universities qualified to teach as adjunct faculty in its online courses. To be accredited by U21pedagogica, instructors will normally be required to have a PhD and a credible research record in the discipline area/s for which they are nominated. Experience and interest in online teaching would be a distinct advantage. All U21Global instructors are required to undergo a 3-week online training programme - a commitment of 1 to 2 hours each day. U21Global teaching modules are 12 weeks in duration, with a typical module (enrolment of 20 students) requiring an average of 2 to 3 hours per day. Remuneration is competitive.

Please contact Dr Amy Wong (faculty.search@u21global.edu.sg) if you are interested in becoming an adjunct faculty member for any of the following current MBA subjects:

MBA Subjects (Courses, Modules)

Required Subjects (10)

• MBA 601 Organisational Behaviour
• MBA 602 Data Analysis for Managers
• MBA 611 Financial Reporting & Statement Analysis
• MBA 612 Finance
• MBA 620 Managerial Economics
• MBA 630 Marketing Management
• MBA 640 Managing International Business
• MBA 650 eBusiness
• MBA 660 Operations Management
• MBA 690 Strategic Management

Electives (choose 7)

• MBA 701 Project Management
• MBA 711 Performance Measurement and Control Systems
• MBA 712 Financial Management for Decision Making
• MBA 713 International Finance
• MBA 720 Global and Regional Economic Development
• MBA 730 Marketing Strategy
• MBA 731 Consumer Behaviour
• MBA 750 Human Resources Management
• MBA 751 Enterprise Knowledge Management
• MBA 760 Management of Services
• MBA 761 Developing New Enterprises
• MBA770/MIS 2610 Information Technology Systems for Business
• MBA771 Information Systems Strategy
• IS 2800 Project Management
• IS 2810 IT Outsourcing and Vendor Management
• IS 2900 Software Engineering Management
• IS 3200 Business Process Management and Outsourcing

Required

• MBA 790 Management Research Project