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receive an email with instructions on how to upload their reference letters. For best consideration, we urge you to submit your reference contact information as soon as possible. Please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions for more details. Job Posting Title Assistant Professor in French and Francophone Studies Job Description Summary Faculty Job Description The Department of French, Francophone and Italian
Studies at Wellesley College invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in French and Francophone Studies beginning July 1, 2027. Applicants should have native or near-native fluency in French, a commitment to language teaching at all levels of the undergraduate curriculum, and demonstrated promise in teaching and scholarship in the field of Francophone Studies. While the position is open to
candidates whose research focuses on the broader Francophone world, we especially invite candidates with particular expertise in sub-Saharan Francophone African literature, film, or culture, of any historical period. We are seeking candidates who can expand our course offerings in Francophone Africa and who have a secondary specialization in one or more of the following areas: disability studies, environmental
studies, immigration and diasporic studies, and/or cinema studies. Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to teaching diverse undergraduate students in an interdisciplinary, liberal arts context. The teaching load is four courses annually, and faculty are expected to teach two language classes and two upper-level courses in their area of specialization. We seek applicants who are interested in working in a
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