About this opportunity
ACJS lists this Assistant or Associate Professor of Criminal Justice opportunity in billings, Montana. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
The Department of Social Sciences and Cultural Studies invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor of Criminal Justice to begin fall 2027. This is a tenure-track position, and the successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses including introductory and advanced courses on policing, introductory and advanced courses on the courts, and graduate courses including criminal justice policy, multicultural issues in criminal justice, and special topics. Opportunities to develop additional courses in the candidate’s specialty area exist.
Criminal Justice is the second largest program in the college and is situated within an interdisciplinary department. Degree offerings include the AS and BS criminal justice, and a new MS in criminal justice that began with the fall 2025 semester. MSUB serves students from across the state and region, and our department is committed to offering courses that allow both our in-person and our online students to achieve timely graduation.
The teaching load for tenure track faculty at MSUB is 21 credits per year. To meet departmental needs, the individual chosen for this position will teach 3 courses each fall semester and 4 courses each spring semester. Summer teaching opportunities are available but are not required.
In addition to these teaching obligations, faculty at MSUB are expected to engage in scholarship and service activities. These expectations are outlined in the collective bargaining agreement (available on the university website) and in department rank and tenure guidelines (available from the department chair).
Required Qualifications
PhD in criminal justice, criminology, or related field (ABD considered)
Expertise in policing and the courts
Preferred Qualifications
Ability to teach a restricted elective course on victimology and/or inequality
Experience teaching in-person, online, or using multiple-format modalities
Willingness to teach at both the undergraduate and graduate levels
Experience working with first generation studens
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Worksite address
billings, MT, 59107, US
Who can apply
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