College of IST Part-time Academic – IST 821
Professor @Pennsylvania State University posted 16 hours agoJob Description
The College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST) invites applications to a part-time academic appointment for teaching the following course remotely, via Penn State World Campus, during Fall 2025 semester:
IST 821: Cloud Cybersecurity
(full course description from the graduate bulletin)
Applicants must possess a doctoral degree or equivalent experience and education and be committed to teaching learners at all levels and from all backgrounds; preference given for prior teaching experience and professional experience in a relevant area. Additional information about residential and online instructional modes and resources to enhance teaching preparation at: https://keepteaching.psu.edu/.
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