LCC International University seeks candidates for a faculty position in its International Relations and Development (IRD) Department, with a primary disciplinary background in political science. The department specializes in international relations, development, and conflict studies, with growing emphasis on political theory, comparative politics, and international law. 

We are especially seeking candidates with a strong grounding in political science who can teach introductory and upper-level courses in political science and international relations. Demonstrated expertise in international law is essential, and the ability to teach political communications, international relations theory, or conflict studies is highly desirable. 

The University:  

LCC International University is an accredited residential university located in the Baltic Sea port city of Klaipėda, Lithuania. Our more than 500 students from divergent faith backgrounds come from nearly 60 countries for an education in the model of a North American liberal arts university with a required core curriculum from a Christian worldview. Instruction is in English. 

Responsibilities:  

Teaching required and elective courses in political science, international relations, and international law. 

Conducting, presenting, and publishing original research in an area of specialty. 

Serving as an academic advisor to selected students about their academic programs. 

Supervising selected student theses in the major. 

Qualifications:  

• Ph.D. in political science, international relations, or a closely related field by the time of appointment, with preference given to candidates eligible for appointment at the rank of Associate or Full Professor. 

• Candidates with a Master’s degree in international relations and at least three years of related work experience may be considered.  

• Demonstrated competence in teaching at the undergraduate level.  

• Demonstrated commitment to and knowledge of a culturally diverse student body.  

• Ability and desire to work collegially within an interdisciplinary, Christian academic community. 

• Demonstrated commitment to student-centered teaching and learning within a Christian worldview.  

Application and Appointment: To apply, complete the LCC application at Work at LCC.  The application will require submission of your CV. Questions about the position or the department should be directed to Denise Edwards-Neff at dedwardsneff@lcc.lt.