Part-time Lecturer: Finance
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Job overview
New York University is hiring a Part-time Lecturer: Finance. NYU Prague is seeking a Lecturer to teach Topics in European Finance, an introductory course on European banking and finance. The course provides students with a comprehensive perspective on international finance in historical and contemporary context, examining the fundamental purpose of financial systems, regional differences in European practice, and approaches to further development and integration within the EU. The lecturer will be responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, facilitating discussions, and evaluating coursework.
Key focus areas include Prepare and deliver lectures, Facilitate discussions, and Assign coursework.
Successful candidates bring Advanced Degree Finance/Economics, Teaching Experience European Finance, and Professional Experience European Finance. Important skills include Preparing Lectures, Delivering Lectures, Facilitating Discussions, Assigning Coursework, Evaluating Coursework, and Supporting Student Learning.
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Full job description
NYU Prague is seeking a Lecturer to teach Topics in European Finance, an introductory course on European banking and finance that provides students with a comprehensive perspective on international finance in historical and contemporary context. The course examines the fundamental purpose of financial systems, the reasons for regional differences in European practice, and the diverse approaches to further development and integration within the EU. Students will engage with critical issues such as the role of financial markets in supporting businesses and households, the EU’s goals of environmental sustainability and competitiveness, and the challenges posed by productivity growth, regulatory frameworks, and integration efforts.
The lecturer will be responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, facilitating discussions, assigning and evaluating coursework, and supporting student learning through feedback and office hours, while upholding NYU’s standards of academic rigor and integrity.
Candidates should hold an advanced degree in finance, economics, or a related field, have demonstrated teaching or professional experience in European or international finance, and be able to engage an international undergraduate student body. Recommendation letters are welcome in support of applications.
Please submit a Cover Letter and your CV via Interfolio at apply.interfolio.com/173667. Recommendation letters may be included with the application and will be considered as part of the review process.
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