About the role#
Rutgers University-Camden is hiring an Instructor and Internship Coordinator for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. This part-time position supports internship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year.
What you'll do#
- Create course materials focused on professional development and experiential learning.
- Develop content for an online internship course for students at satellite campuses and those interning more than 50 miles from the main campus.
- Guide students through their internships by ensuring they meet learning objectives.
- Oversee student observation, reflection, and assessment processes.
- Support the academic, career, and personal growth of students.
What you'll need#
- An MA or MS degree is required.
- A Ph.D. is preferred.
Location & details#
- This role is located on-site in Camden, New Jersey.
- The position is part-time with rolling terms.
- Compensation starts at a minimum of $2,777 per credit.
About Rutgers University
Rutgers University is a public research university based in New Jersey. It operates across three primary locations in New Brunswick, Camden, and Newark. The institution focuses on education, healthcare, and research initiatives. It employs over 18,000 people and serves as a large academic organization in the New York and New Jersey region.
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