Job openings: Two Positions in Contemporary Japanese Studies

Institution:   National University of Singapore, Japanese Studies
Location:   Singapore
Position:   Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Full Professor

The Department of Japanese Studies, National University of Singapore invites applications for two (2) open-rank positions in contemporary Japanese studies.  Candidates from all disciplines working on contemporary Japan are encouraged to apply (excluding Japanese language which is taught in a separate University unit).  We are particularly interested in filling one of the positions with a candidate competent to teach/research in aspects of contemporary Japanese popular culture.  Candidates should be willing to contribute to the Departments team-taught, interdisciplinary modules.  Fluency in English and Japanese is required.  An attractive salary and benefits package will be determined according to experience/seniority.

To apply, please submit a full CV, contact details of three referees, writing samples, past teaching evaluations (if  applicable), and a statement indicating research and teaching interest to:

Mr. Tan Kay Hoe by e-mail (jpssec@nus.edu.sg as a single, clearly labeled .pdf file) or post (Dept. of Japanese Studies, FASS, NUS, AS4, 9 Arts Link, Singapore 117570).  The National University of Singapore is consistently ranked as one of the worlds best universities, and has emerged as a leading force in all fields of Asian studies. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds. Further information on the Department of Japanese Studies is available at http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/jps/ .  Applicants attending the AAS/ICAS conference in Hawaii (Mar.31~Apr.3, 2011) are encouraged to contact the Department ahead of time to arrange an informal meeting at the conference.  Application closes on March 21, 2011. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Contact: Mr. Tan Kay Hoe    jpssec@nus.edu.sg

Website: http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/jps/

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