Adjunct Faculty – Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets – (Spring 2027)

About the Course

Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets: This course is an overview of the modern monetary system as the informal infrastructure for a dynamic and decentralized global economy. Students examine this system by looking at a variety of markets where deal making activities take place between central banks, traditional banks, and "near banks" that act as dealmakers in both capital and money markets by supplying liquidity to the system. Innovative central bank policies and activities intended to stabilize the system are discussed.

What You Will Do

• Facilitate classroom instruction and discussions
• Engage students in achieving course learning outcomes
• Assess student performance and provide feedback
• Incorporate current industry knowledge and best practices into teaching
• Support the mission and values of Grand Canyon University

Minimum Qualifications

• Masters in Business Administration OR Masters in Finance or Economics and a minimum of 12 credit hours of grad level economics/finance
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in banking

Preferred Qualifications

• PhD/DBA in Economics or Finance
• Doctorate in another business discipline with Finance emphasis and a minimum of 12 credit hours of grad level economics/finance
• 5 years of experience in banking