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University of New Hampshire · 1 day ago

Lecturer of Finance

Durham, NH

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$100K/yr - $120K/yr

The University of New Hampshire’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is inviting applications for a full-time Lecturer of Finance to begin in Fall 2026. The role involves teaching seven courses per academic year, focusing on real estate finance, and engaging in various academic responsibilities such as coordinating programs and mentoring students.

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Responsibilities

The full-time lecturer will teach seven courses per academic year, including courses related to real estate ﬁnance

This teaching portfolio entails multiple course preparations as assigned by the Department Chairperson

Classes will be taught in-person, and the candidate is expected to be on campus for regular oﬃce hours and other university or college responsibilities, such as coordinating the Minor in Real Estate Finance and Investments program and/or other service as assigned by the Department Chairperson

Qualification

Graduate degree in financeChartered Financial Analyst licenseTeaching experienceReal estate financeStudent-focused teachingDiversity engagementMentoring students

Required

A relevant graduate degree and/or equivalent professional training and expertise

Demonstrate a commitment to student-focused teaching excellence

A background in the practice of investments and/or real estate finance

Willingness to engage in activities beyond the classroom, such as serving on faculty committees, attending college meetings, coordinating program offerings, and mentoring students

Skill in working with diverse constituencies in the academic environment

Ability to cultivate external relations with community leaders, institutions, and stakeholders

Preferred

Prior successful teaching experience

Relevant industry experience

A Chartered Financial Analyst license

Background in real estate finance

Ability to meet the appropriate faculty qualifications based on AACSB accreditation standards by maintaining engagement and currency in the finance field