진학프로석·박사 채용 접수 플랫폼

The Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University Korea invites applications for a full-time, open-ranked position, with a specialization in post-conflict peacebuilding, mediation, negotiation, and other conflict resolution processes. We are particularly interested in scholars whose work critically engages with bottom-up, hybrid, and localized approaches to peacebuilding, with demonstrated expertise in the Asia-Pacific region, including but not limited to Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Timor-Leste, China-Taiwan, and South Korea.

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching

• Design and deliver undergraduate courses in peace and conflict studies, including but not limited to:
  • Post-conflict Reconstruction
  • Justice and Reconciliation
  • Mediation, Negotiation, and core Conflict Resolution Skills
  • Local and hybrid Peacebuilding
  • Comparative peace processes in Asia
• Contribute to curriculum development that advances locally grounded approaches to peace studies
  

Service and Engagement

• Contribute to the intellectual life and strategic goals of Mason Korea
• Collaborate with policy, civil society, and community-based peacebuilding actors
• Mentor junior faculty and students from diverse backgrounds
• Serve on Mason Korea committees as needed
  
  

Research and scholarly contributions are not a requirement for the position, but Mason Korea strongly encourages all faculty to participate in intellectual work. The successful candidate can secure a reduction of teaching responsibility (of one course per semester) in order to engage in research activities, such as:

• Conducting and publishing original, interdisciplinary research on peacebuilding, local ownership, and reconciliation processes
• Leading externally funded research projects and collaborate with international partners
• Contributing to the scholarly advancement of practice-relevant peace research
• Engaging in field-based research, with a strong record of work in post-war societies in Asia
  
  

Required Qualifications:

• PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science, International Relations, or a closely related field
• Demonstrated commitment to engaged scholarship, fieldwork, and praxis
• Experience teaching and mentoring in diverse and interdisciplinary settings commensurate with rank
• Regional expertise in Asia-Pacific and a strong portfolio of international collaboration
• Proven ability to design and lead experiential learning activities that actively engage students in real-world conflict issues through participation, reflection, and student-led inquiry
  
  

Preferred Qualifications:

• A record of peer-reviewed publications
• Experience with hybrid models of peace governance and local-international peace actor dynamics
• Deep understanding of reconciliation and transitional justice from non-Western perspectives
• An ability or willingness to integrate AI and emerging technologies into peacebuilding and conflict resolution

Application Instructions:

For full consideration, applicants should do the following by Monday, September 15.

To Apply :

Applicants MUST submit the following documents to university hiring site (Click on Apply for this Job). 

Submission Requirements :

• Completed faculty application
• Statement of interest noting the specific position they are applying for (1–2 pages max)
• Curriculum Vitae
• Teaching philosophy (2–3 pages max)
• Evidence of teaching excellence
• At least three references with full contact information (references will not be contacted without consent)

About George Mason Korea
George Mason University is an innovative, entrepreneurial institution with national distinction in both academics and research.  It is among the 115 or so top “R1” ranked research universities in the US and in the top 200 of the Shanghai World Ranking of Universities. A public university located in Fairfax, Virginia, George Mason is the largest and most diverse university in Virginia, with students and faculty from all 50 states and over 135 countries studying in over 200 degree programs. 

Mason Korea is George Mason’s campus in Songdo, South Korea. Mason Korea was established as part of George Mason University’s commitment to education on a global scale and its belief in the power of international perspective and connection. Mason Korea is located on the Incheon Global Campus (IGC), which it shares with three other international branch campuses. Mason Korea students, staff, and faculty have access to modern facilities and resources on the IGC for a terrific living and work environment. Songdo, South Korea is a modern “smart” city designed from the start with large parks, plentiful walking and bike paths, and excellent public transportation. Songdo is convenient to Korea’s Incheon International Airport – around a half hour by car – as well as to the capital city of Seoul – around an hour by car. 

Further information on Mason Korea can be found at: http://masonkorea.gmu.edu/