A term adjunct position is open at the Smith School of Business for an instructor to teach two (2) sections of a graduate course in the Executive MBA Americas Program, MBQC 882, Applied Microeconomics. MBQC 882 is a core course in the EMBAA curriculum and designed to enhance management decision making through the application of economic theory. This course has a weight of 0.65.

The course is described as follows:

This is a 4-session course delivered virtually – normally from the video conference studio in Kingston – on alternate class weekends, according to the EMBA America program schedule. Topics covered include supply, demand, market structure, market prices, production and cost functions, market failure, externalities, and competitive market equilibrium.

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The candidate is expected to teach 100% of two sections of MBQC 882 with an anticipated total enrollment of approximately 120 students.

Winter term and dates will be determined between program team and instructor.

Compensation The salary for a term adjunct teaching two sections of this course (with a course weight of .65) is $18,012.80 (excluding vacation pay). This salary is pro-rated based on course credit.

Qualifications include: a Master’s degree or Ph.D., several years of expertise and skilled experience in economics or a related field, and experience teaching university courses.

📌 Term Adjunct – MBQC 882 Applied Microeconomics – Executive MBA Americas Program (Kingston)
🏢 Smith School of Business at Queen's University
📍 Kingston