Job Description
The College of Islamic Studies (CIS) was founded as a hub for contemporary Islamic studies, fostering intellectual discourse on Islam within a global framework. Offering ten graduate and postgraduate programs, CIS prepares students for careers in academia, research, as well as cultural, business, and finance sectors through specialized tracks. It also hosts renowned research centers and clusters, facilitating interdisciplinary dialogue and scholarship. CIS integrates academic Islamic principles with modern social sciences, emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and scholarship.
Position
We are currently seeking applicants for a faculty position in CIS at the rank of Associate Professor in the MA in Islam and Global Affairs program for the academic year 2024-2025. The College is particularly interested in candidates who demonstrate the ability to combine global perspectives with national and regional concerns.
Job Description
The candidate for this position should:
Specialize in research methodology within the field.
Teach in the MA in Islam and Global Affairs program.
Contribute to research initiatives and publications in reputable journals.
Engage with relevant stakeholders in Qatar and the region.
Have the ability to assume administrative roles.
Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Experience
PhD or terminal degree from an accredited university that emphasizes applied modalities in the fields of politics and international relations.
6-8 years of relevant full-time university teaching experience in research, higher education, or closely related areas in the industry (additional experience may be required to show equivalency), with evidence of increasing professional maturity and productivity.
Evidence of proficiency and success in teaching, student supervision, and curriculum and program development.
Research and scholarly achievements deemed competent and adequate for the relevant rank in comparison with peers active in the same field at a major research university.
Applicants must possess a proven track record of scholarly research and teaching in Islamic studies, politics, and international relations preferably in humanitarian work, peace, conflict resolution, and Middle Eastern studies. This role requires a deep understanding of the complexities of Muslim societies and their interactions on the global stage, ideally supported by published work and participation in international academic forums.
Significant national, regional, and international reputation in scholarly endeavors (funded research grants, publications, etc.) in comparison with peers active in the same field at a major research university.
Ability to work with and lead diverse groups, cultures, and communities.
Evidence of significant national, regional, and international networks and collaborations in both teaching and research activities.
Bilingual proficiency in Arabic and English is essential and the primary language of instruction is English.
Desired Candidate Profile
Education:
Any Graduation()
Gender:
nm
Nationality:
Any Nationality
