Short-Term Teaching Assignments
Seoul, Korea
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED THROUGH Friday, December 28, 2009
EAP is posting this announcement as a courtesy to our partner institution, Yonsei University.
Note that all arrangements for these teaching opportunities are made directly with Yonsei International
Summer School.
Term: Faculty teach for 6 weeks during the summer, late June through early August
Eligibility: UC ladder rank faculty
Openings: 12 UC faculty are expected to teach in the 2010 YISS
Yonsei International Summer School (YISS) would like to invite faculty members to teach one or two
courses from the list below for the 2010 YISS. Instruction will be entirely in English. Nearly all students
attending the summer session are undergraduates. There is a priority for the courses listed below, but if
you have a different course in mind that is similar, you may also propose a course(s) by submitting a syllabus.
In general, YISS is looking for introductory level courses and courses that can fulfill general education
requirements. Major courses in fields such as Business and Economics that are easily transferable for credit
may also be proposed. Salaries for ladder-rank faculty are $6000 for Assistant Professors, $7000 for
Associate Professors and $8000 for Full Professors for the first course and $6000 for the second course
regardless of rank. YISS will also provide an airline subsidy and housing for six weeks.
- Deadline for Application: Friday, December 28th, 2009
- Class Period: Monday, June 28 – Friday, August 6, 2010
- Class Hours: Monday to Thursday for 100 minutes (Total 48 credit hours)
- How to Apply: Send the following materials: 1) Curriculum vitae, 2) Teaching Proposal, and 3) Course Syllabus, to the
program coordinator, Ms. Bohun Kim at bhkim@yonsei.ac.kr
Possible Courses:
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BUSINESS &
ECONOMICS |
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS |
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MARKETING / BRAND MANAGEMENT |
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MONEY AND BANKING |
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR |
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ECONOMETRICS |
DESIGN & ART |
INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN |
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INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE |
PSYCHOLOGY |
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY |
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DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY |
PHILOSOPHY |
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY |
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INTRODUCTION TO MORAL PHILOSOPHY |
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INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC |
LITERATURE |
WORLD LITERATURE |
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EUROPEAN LITERATURE |
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INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LITERATURE |
OTHERS |
AMERICAN HISTORY |
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KOREAN/ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY |
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY |
COMMUNICATION |
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION |
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INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA/ COMMUNICATION STUDIES |
| Short-term teaching opportunities for UC faculty are available in the following programs: |
| APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED THROUGH Friday, November 6, 2009 |
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| Shanghai, China |
| UC-Fudan University Joint Program for International Studies located at Fudan University |
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Faculty serve for one semester, Late August through December 2010 |
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UC Senate Members (tenured faculty, lecturers with SOE, emeritus professors) |
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► Job Description, Program Details, and Application Instructions |
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► Campus Endorsement Approval Forms |
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| Review the EAP website for course descriptions in these specific countries and host institutions. |
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| Questions on Application and Interview process, contact UOEAP Human Resources |
| Director Bryna Bock at: facultyrecruitment@eap.ucop.edu |
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| Questions about program-specific information should be sent to UOEAP Regional Director |
| Mary McMahon at: mmcmahon@eap.ucop.edu |
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