Previous JobJob TitleTenure Track Assistant Professor, Journalism Studies Next JobApply for JobJob ID60816 LocationColumbia Full/Part TimeFull-Time Add to My Favorite JobsEmail this Job Hiring Department University of Missouri - Columbia School of Journalism Job Description The Missouri School of Journalism seeks applications for a faculty position in Journalism Studies at the rank of tenure-track assistant professor
beginning Fall 2027.We seek a forward-thinking colleague with a focus on future visions of the journalism industry, such as evolutions in professional practice and business models in a changing digital media landscape. The Missouri School of Journalism has a long-standing reputation for providing cutting-edge research, teaching, and outreach work that influence and lead the industry. We seek candidates with a
commitment to further the School’s mission of excellent teaching and high-impact research in the field of journalism studies, and a desire to contribute to the dynamic and collaborative culture at the world’s first school of journalism. The School also values research that impacts the industry and communities it serves. This is a renewable 9-month appointment.About Missouri School of JournalismFounded in 1908, the
Missouri School of Journalism is the world’s oldest and leading journalism program and has been widely recognized for excellence and innovation in undergraduate and graduate education and scholarship. Founded in 1908, the Missouri School of Journalism is the world’s oldest and leading journalism program and has been widely recognized for excellence and innovation in undergraduate and graduate education and
scholarship. NewsPro-Radio Television Digital News Association has ranked the Missouri School of Journalism “far and away” the No. 1 journalism school in the country. The National Research Council ranks the School’s doctoral program among the top journalism/communication programs in the nation. In addition, the School’s Reynolds Journalism Institute provides significant resources for researchers and professionals to
test new ideas, uses social science research to assess their effectiveness, and delivers solutions that citizens and journalists can use in their communities. The School also operates the McDougall Center for Photojournalism Studies, the Prime Lab, the Murray Center for Documentary Journalism, and Novak Leadership Institute. Currently, the School offers academic education and practical training to more than 2,000
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