Adjunct Lecturer
Job Description And Position Requirements
The Penn State Materials Science and Engineering Department invites applications for a part-time adjunct faculty opening effective August 2026. The selected candidate will teach the Materials Engineering Methodology and Design (MATSE 492W) course.
Requirements And Qualifications
- Minimum qualifications include a doctorate degree in materials science and engineering
- Relevant materials engineering experience
- Prior teaching experience
Application Instructions
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Background Checks/Clearances
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Additional Information
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