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The Far Eastern State University (FESU) provides teaching positions for visiting U.S. faculty members and practical specialists in 2000/2001 academic year (three-nine months between Sept. 2000 and May 2001).Teaching language is English. All students speak English fluently (TOEFL score 550 and higher).Russian language skills are NOT required for invited American faculties - FESU provides all necessary interpreting and transportation support outside classes.
The applicants may choose among the following undergraduate courses:
Fall 2000: BMGT230 Business statistics, IFSM438 Project Management, BMGT360 Human Resource Management
Spring 2001: ECON203 Principles of Economics II, ECON 430 Money and Banking, BMGT446 International Finance
Each course takes 3h/week during one semester. Interested faculties may apply for teaching any 1-6 of them.
Outlines of the courses are available at the web site of University of Maryland University College (UMUC): http://www.umuc.edu/prog/ugp/catalog99_00/toc.html
Since 1991, FESU and UMUC run a joint dual diploma undergraduate program in Business and Management. The courses in question are used to be taught by UMUC visiting faculties on-site in Vladivostok. Since 1999, UMUC trusts FESU Russian-American Faculty of International Economic Relations and Management (RAF) to employ faculties for teaching the courses.
RAF is the most prestigious school of the oldest and largest university in the Russian Far East. The University campus is situated downtown Vladivostok (pop. about 850,000), the main Pacific sea gate of Russia, educational and scientific capital of the region, an exiting place to see the new Russia. It is very close to China, Korea, and Japan.
TERMS: FESU covers all the round-trip travel expenses and provides free daily transportation services in Vladivostok. Monthly salary is $1.000 for teaching three courses (prices in Vladivostok stay about 3-10 times lower than in U.S.). Free accommodation: 2 or 3 room apartments outside campus or one room downtown dormatory apartments (international sector). Personal office at the University. Computer, printer, and Internet access are available at the personal office.
REQUIREMENTS: Teaching or practical experience in the course-related areas, university degree.
APPLICATION: Initial request + resume/C. V. by email in three copies:
To: Prof. Anna Khamatova, RAF Dean, [email protected]
CC: Dr. Alexei Falaleev, RAF Deputy Dean, [email protected]
CC: Dr. Tatyana Belova, RAF Deputy Dean, [email protected]
Initial request should identify courses and background for teaching them.We are ready to provide detailed information on any questions related to this invitation.
Other contact data: tel:/fax: +7(4232) 26-78-71,
post address: 12 Mordovtseva St., #418 Vladivostok 690600 RussiaDEADLINE FOR INITIAL REQUESTS: August 11, 2000.
(Please email as soon as possible, to leave some time for further correspondence).Alexei G. Falaleev, Ph. D.
Deputy Dean, Russian-American Faculty of International Economic Relations and Management
Far Eastern State University
www.dvgu.ru
12 Mordovtseva St., #418 Vladivostok 690600 Russia
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: http://www.dvgu.ru/
Tel:/fax: +7(4232) 26-78-71
Last updated: June 2000
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