Job Opportunities

Undergraduate Studies: George Herbert Walker School of Business and Technology

Webster University–San Antonio anticipates the need for qualified instructors to join its adjunct faculty to teach undergraduate courses. Candidates must have an advanced degree in the discipline and relevant teaching and professional experience. Applicants without a doctorate level degree should have substantial, documented, successful teaching experience in the course to be taught and at least five years of professional experience in the field.

Webster University is currently accepting applications in the George Herbert Walker School of Business and Technology for:

BS in Business Administration
College Algebra	MATH 1430
Accounting (Financial)	ACCT 2010
Accounting (Managerial)	ACCT 2025
Statistics	BUSN 2750
Economics (Macro)	ECON 2030
Economics (Micro)	ECON 2020
Finance	FINC 3210
Information Analysis	CSIS 3410
Business Law	MNGT 3280
Marketing	MNGT 3500
Organizational Behavior	MNGT 3450
Operations Management	BUSN 4110

 

BA in Management
Management  Theory & Practice	MNGT 2100
Human Resources Management	MNGT 3400

 

Electives (Business Administration and Management)
Issues in Business	BUSN 3100
Entrepreneurial Management	BUSN 3710
Business Ethics	BUNS4300
Supervisory Management	MNGT 2400
Total Quality Management	MNGT 3200
Stress Management	MNGT 3440
Public Relations	MNGT 3550
International Economic Integration	INTL 3330
Introduction to Literature	ENGL 1030
Prejudice and Discrimination	HRTS 3210
Topics in Music	MUSC 1070
Informal Logic	PHIL 2010
Writing in the Workplace	WRIT 2090
Topics in Professional Writing	WRIT 4000

 

Qualifications

Candidates must meet all applicable University criteria as well as the qualification standards defined by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to be considered Doctorally Qualified or Professionally Qualified. Generally, to be considered doctorally qualified a faculty member must (1) hold a doctorate in business with graduate level major, minor, or concentration in the area of teaching responsibility; (2) hold a Juris Doctor (JD) and teach business law, legal environment of business or other area with predominantly legal content; or, (3) hold an out-of-field doctorate, and demonstrate content area knowledge by evidence of 15 hours of graduate course work in the field. Generally, to be considered professionally qualified a faculty member must (1) hold a Master’s degree in a business-related field and professional certification in the area of teaching responsibility; (2) hold a Master’s degree and have extensive and substantial documented successful teaching experience in the area of assigned teaching responsibilities, and demonstrate involvement in meaningful research and/or programs for the enhancement of pedagogical skills; or, (3) hold a Master’s degree and have five or more years of professional and management experience in work directly related to assigned teaching responsibilities. Other Webster University and ACBSP requirements, terms and conditions may apply.

To apply, send a curriculum vitae and transcripts to molinar@webster.edu. 

Founded in 1915, Webster University’s campus network today includes metropolitan, military and corporate locations around the world, as well as traditional campuses in Asia, Europe and North America. The university is committed to delivering high-quality learning experiences that transform students for global citizenship and individual excellence. Webster University is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer.