Assistant Professor

Job Summary

• Demonstrate exceptional commitment to teaching.
• Contribute to undergraduate and graduate programs in International Security and Intelligence studies.
• Develop and teach courses in International Security and Intelligence, as well as courses on topics such as Data/Visual Analytics and International Relations, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Research, Intelligence Statecraft, GIS Systems, Counter-intelligence, Emerging Technology and Politics of Intelligence, Regional Politics, or Empirical Methods.
• Deliver courses that integrate perspectives from political science, economics, sociology, and/or other interdisciplinary backgrounds.

Research:

• Conduct outstanding scholarly research in the field of International Security and Intelligence Studies
• Show promise or evidence of outstanding scholarly achievement.
• Publish research findings in reputable academic journals.
• Develop a strong research agenda aligned with the goals of the Nunn School
• Contribute to the advancement of the intellectual community through research activities.

Service and Outreach:

• Contribute to the advancement of the intellectual community and related outreach efforts.
• Engage in service activities within the department, university, and broader academic community.
• Participate in related outreach efforts to enhance the visibility and impact of the various programs of the Nunn School.
• Collaborate with other faculty members and departments on interdisciplinary projects and initiatives.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration:

• Collaborate with colleagues from varied backgrounds and expertise within the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs and across other relevant departments and schools at Georgia Tech and GTRI.
• Contribute to joint degree programs with other schools, such as Aerospace Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, School of Cybersecurity & Privacy, School of Modern Languages, and/or School of Economics.
• Foster interdisciplinary approaches to teaching, research, and outreach activities.

Professional Development:

• Stay current with developments in the field of International Security and Intelligence Studies, including emerging trends, methodologies, data analytics, and best practices.
• Pursue opportunities for professional development and growth, such as attending conferences and workshops.
• Mentor and advise graduate students in their academic and research pursuits.

Administrative Responsibilities:

• Fulfill administrative duties as assigned by the department or university leadership.
• Participate in faculty meetings, committees, and other departmental activities as needed.

Applicants must have an earned doctorate by the start of the appointment. The degree should be in a relevant field such as International Affairs, Political Science, Strategic Studies, Economics, Sociology, or a related interdisciplinary area.

Student Success Criteria

• The ability to teach and mentor a distinct student body
• The ability to promote a welcoming educational/work environment
• The ability to mentor and assist students interested in pursuing graduate education
• The ability to design and teach curricula that are responsive to a distinct student body

Applicants should submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae, a statement of research interests, a description of teaching interests and philosophy, and the names and contact information for at least three references. Application materials should be submitted as .PDF files via Georgia Tech's CAREERS website (https://hr.gatech.edu/careers/). Letter writers should submit their letters directly to the same site at the time of application. Inquiries may be directed to the Search Committee Chair Margaret E. Kosal ([email protected]). To ensure consideration, applications must be received by 30 April 2025, but the search will continue until the position is filled.

For technical questions regarding application submission or other administrative topics, please contact Allyson Tant, Administrative Manager II, [email protected].