University of North Carolina System
The Department of Religious Studies is recruiting a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Chinese Religions to teach undergraduate and graduate courses and contribute to the Asian Religions concentration. The role involves mentoring students, participating in departmental life, and complementing the existing faculty expertise. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to research, teaching, and alignment with the department's mission.
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Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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10001+ employees
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1776
The University of North Carolina System is a public university system made up of 16 universities and the nation's first public residential high school for gifted students, serving over 256,000 students across North Carolina. The UNC System provides affordable higher education, cutting-edge research, and public service across all 100 counties in the state. It supports North Carolinians through advances in medicine, technology, agriculture, teacher education, and cultural enrichment, while generating over $2.2 billion in research grants annually.
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San Francisco, CA
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Founded
2018
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