LINGUIST List 16.3027
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Thu Oct 20 2005
Jobs: English/Applied Ling/TESOL: Rank Open, Nagoya U
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1. Nathalie
Kennedy,
English/Applied Linguistics/TESOL: Rank Open, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business, Japan
Message 1: English/Applied Linguistics/TESOL: Rank Open, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business, Japan
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Date: 19-Oct-2005
From: Nathalie Kennedy <nathalienucba.ac.jp>
Subject: English/Applied Linguistics/TESOL: Rank Open, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business, Japan
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University or Organization: Nagoya University of Commerce and Business
Department: Faculty of Foreign Languages and Asian Studies
Job Rank: Rank Open
Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; Teaching English as a Second Language
Required Language(s): English (eng)
Description:
Appointment may be made at Professor, Associate Professor, or Assistant
Professor level depending on experience.
Founded in 1953, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business is situated on
an exceptionally beautiful campus in the most economically productive
region of Japan. It consistently receives a high academic ranking and is
strongly committed to global standards for excellence in scholarship and
research. It is the only university in Japan on the fast track for
accreditation by the prestigious Association to Advance Collegiate Schools
of Business (AACSB) and is currently member of the European Foundation for
Management Development (efmd).
The expanding Faculty of Foreign Languages and Asian Studies is one of four
faculties at NUCB and consists of the Department of English Communication
and the Department of Asian Studies and has a teaching staff that draws
from over 15 nationalities. It is currently looking for full-time lecturers
to strengthen its activities within the field of English Language teaching
as well as research.
The Faculty offers degrees (Bachelors) in its own right and acts as a
service organization providing language teaching in the university's other
faculties.
Requirements:
Applicants for the English teaching position are required to:
- Hold or be in the latter stages of a Ph.D. in a language-related field
- Have experience in teaching at University level.
- Be published in the field.
- Have a keen and proven interest in research
The initial appointment will be for two years, thereafter renewable
annually. Salary is highly competitive including the opportunity to earn
bonuses.
For more details and application procedure, please see:
http://www.nucba.ac.jp/en/info.html
Please send CV, a letter of interest and the contact details of three
referees, by November 3rd 2005, and preferably by email to the addess below.
No phone correspondence will be entered into. Only successful candidates
will be contacted.
Address for Applications:
Nathalie Kennedy, Executive Assistant to the President
Nagoya University of Commerce and Business
4-4 Sagamine, Komenoki-cho, Nisshin-shi
Japan 470-0193
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Contact Information:
Nathalie Kennedy
Email: nathalienucba.ac.jp
Fax: +81-561-73-1202
+81-561-75-2430
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