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Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor in Physics at Loyola University Maryland - ApplyBlast

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor in Physics

Loyola University Maryland

2 months ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

Loyola University Maryland seeks a Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor to join the Department of Physics, teaching undergraduate courses with a focus on introductory physics and labs. The position is a 4/5ths full‑time role with a teaching load of three courses per semester, requiring a master's in physics and preferring a Ph.D. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to teaching excellence and support for a diverse student body.

Responsibilities

Teach two sections of PH101 Introductory Physics with Lab each semester
Develop and deliver undergraduate physics curriculum
Provide mentorship and support to a diversifying student population

Skills

Qualifications

Master's degree in PhysicsPh.D. in Physics

About Loyola University Maryland

loyola.edu

Headquarters

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1852

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Loyola University Maryland is a private Jesuit liberal arts university in Baltimore, founded in 1852 and situated on the scenic Evergreen campus. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs across arts and sciences, business (Sellinger School), education, and professional studies, blending rigorous academics with Jesuit values and spiritual formation. Loyola emphasizes student-centered learning, community engagement, and Division I athletics, and is nationally recognized for its academic programs and campus experience. Students are drawn to its small classes, co‑curricular opportunities, and commitment to service and ethical leadership.