International University of Japan (IUJ)
The International Relations Program (IRP) at the Graduate School of International Relations (GSIR) of the International University of
Japan (IUJ) offers Master’s and PhD degrees in International Relations and a Master’s degree in Political Science. The IRP
currently seeks applications for a tenure-track position (Assistant Professor/Associate Professor level) to begin September 2025 or
later.
Prospective candidates are expected to:
- have a doctorate degree in International Relations,
Political Science or a relevant field by the time of the appointment - be able to teach International Political Economy (IPE)
courses at the graduate level - have primary expertise in Japanese/East Asian politics, foreign policy or security
- English fluency is required and Japanese working-level proficiency is highly preferred
The successful candidate will
teach four eight-week courses in the Master’s program per academic year, distributed across the three terms (fall, winter, and
spring), and eventually a PhD course in IPE. In addition, the candidate will supervise graduate research projects (master thesis or research
reports), also serve on the PhD supervisory committee once eligible throughout an academic year. One overseas business trip per academic
year may be required.
The salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience in addition to the benefits for housing or
commuting. IUJ provides on-campus housing options for faculty and their families.
Established in 1982, IUJ is a private graduate
school in Minami Uonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. It is Japan’s first graduate school to offer its entire curriculum in
English. Our student body is highly diverse, representing a wide range of nationalities as well as professional and academic backgrounds,
with many students having served as public officials before joining our school.
For more information, please visit our website at http://www.iuj.ac.jp.
IUJ is committed to diversity and
welcomes applications from all qualified individuals, including females and minorities.
Applicants need to submit the following
documents via email to irappli@iuj.ac.jp:
- Cover
letter - Curriculum vitae
- Transcript of doctoral program
- A writing sample (e.g., published paper, paper under
review, dissertation) - Three letters of recommendation
- Teaching evaluations (if available)
The Search
Committee will begin reviewing applications from January 6, 2025. The call for applications will remain open until the position is
filled.
The application will be kept confidential and only used for this recruiting. After the initial screening, short-listed
candidates might be invited for an interview and asked to give a job talk.
If applicants have further questions, please contact Ms.
Eri Eguchi (e-mail: irappli@iuj.ac.jp).
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