Non-tenuretrack Faculty Position – Department of Chemistry, National Taiwan University
Teach organic or analytical chemistry and labs to non-majors, coordinate teaching group and TAs
Worth knowing
Why it is interesting. Non-tenure-track teaching-focused faculty role with freedom to redesign lab curricula and mentor TAs
Might not be for you. Teaching-focused, non-tenure-track; requires proficiency in both Chinese and English
Heads-up: References asked upfront
Adjacent materials roleTeaching Organic Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry and the corresponding Laboratory courses; M.S. or Ph.D. degree in chemistry or related fields
- Seniority
- Entry level
- Work
- On-site
- Type
- Full-time
- Degree
- MS
- Role
- Academic / Postdoc
Role details
Position Description The Department of Chemistry at National Taiwan University is hiring a non-tenure-track faculty at the Lecturer or Assistant Professor rank; a strong application at higher ranks will also be considered. Diversity is essential to our university and we hope the candidate fosters a welcoming environment that attracts students. Candidates who are passionate about developing new teaching methods, emphasizing student-centered learning methods, and integrating chemistry-related contents for students from different backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply. This position has the following primary responsibilities: 1.
Teaching Organic Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry and the corresponding Laboratory courses to non-majors. 2. Supervise and coordinate the teaching group of Organic Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry, including TA training and Lab preparation. 3. Devising laboratory course improvement plans for Organic Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry. Applicants must hold a M.S. degree (Lecturer rank) or Ph.D. degree (Assistant Professor rank) in chemistry or related fields. Proficiency in both Chinese and English is required. Those who have experience in chemistry related teaching and guidance are preferred.
Applicants are welcome to include documents that support his/her dedication to education, such as certificate for secondary-school teacher training, educational grant applications. Interested parties should send the following files to Mr. Yu-Chih Chen (ycchen0125@ntu.edu.tw) by E-mail before November 20, 2026, with the subject line indicating the application for a non-tenuretrack faculty positions in the Department of Chemistry. 1. Three letters of recommendation, one of which must be written by dissertation advisor. 2. Personal resume (CV). 3. Teaching philosophy and plan. 4. References about your teaching, such as awards, workshop, evaluation, feedback from students, etc..
Website: https://www.ch.ntu.edu.tw/en/Default.html Contacts: Prof. WONG, Ken-Tsung, Department of Chemistry, 886-2-336661665, kenwong@ntu.edu.tw Mr. Yu-Chih Chen, Office of Department of Chemistry, 886-2-33661148, ycchen0125@ntu.edu.tw
Department: Department of Chemistry Application deadline: 2026/11/20 Position type: Non tenure-track faculty
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