Jobs at Liberty University

Faculty members will teach physics courses, develop curricula, provide feedback to students, and engage in scholarship while adhering to Liberty University's mission.

The Doctoral Research Chair will guide doctoral candidates in research, providing feedback on methodologies and ensuring compliance with university policies. They will engage in mentoring and oversee the academic development of candidates in a Christian educational environment.

The Assistant Professor in Social Work will teach courses, mentor students, manage online classes, participate in accreditation, and engage in administrative duties.

The Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering will teach courses, develop curriculum, engage in research, and promote a respectful academic environment aligned with the university's mission.

Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in criminal justice, criminology, investigations, and administration of justice; develop curriculum (including residential CJUS graduate program); maintain course integrity and align instruction with the university's Christian mission; engage in scholarship and service; mentor students; use varied teaching techniques and support individual student needs.

Teach and administer online public policy dissertation courses, provide detailed feedback and mentoring, advise students on academic progress and behavior, maintain and report grades and attendance, and support students' intellectual and spiritual growth in line with the university's Christian mission.

Manage integrity and delivery of online programs, oversee faculty recruitment/training and scheduling, monitor curriculum and student success metrics, handle faculty evaluations, resolve academic issues, contribute to budgeting and university service, and support the institution's Christian mission.

The Director of Clinical Pastoral Education leads the Center for Chaplaincy team by managing curriculum, compliance, partnerships, teaching, and student development, while ensuring academic integrity aligned with the university's mission.

The Associate Professor teaches upper-division courses in public policy, mentors students, develops curriculum, and fosters a respectful learning environment, emphasizing real-world applications of policy analysis.