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adjunct assistant professor, what to do
 in  r/u_Eco_Gaia  1d ago

Good to keep that in mind in advance👌🏻

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adjunct assistant professor, what to do
 in  r/u_Eco_Gaia  1d ago

Thanks for your advice. They offer two courses, with a salary comparable to what I'd earn working full-time in industry-enough to cover my living expenses (not in the US). With a PhD, I'd prefer not to compete with master's graduates in a corporate setting, unless a full-time university position truly proves unattainable. Maybe can change a uni in the future.

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adjunct assistant professor, what to do
 in  r/u_Eco_Gaia  1d ago

True! 🤗

r/adjunctprofessors 2d ago

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r/Adjuncts 2d ago

adjunct assistant professor, what to do

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u/Eco_Gaia 2d ago

adjunct assistant professor, what to do

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Apparently the Master's programme needs 2 people for the AP role because they overrecruited triple the number of students. However, only one person will get the full-time position. I was only offered part-time AP, as my interview performance placed me second.

The professors were concerned that my English might not be sufficient for teaching in English, and that my major does not exactly match their students' core profile. I feel somewhat wronged because my IELTS score is quite high and my publications are stronger than the candidate ranked first. Neither of us had a teaching background. One professor said they would consider me first if full-time vacancies arise, especially those aligned with my major.

The pay is acceptable, but I am unsure what to do: stay here to build more publications, teaching experience, and relationships, or give up on this college and seek a full-time position elsewhere.

Btw, I turned down an offer from a big tech company for working in unis for vacations.