Clinical Faculty in Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime

Clinical Faculty in Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime

NYU School of Professional Studies invites applications for a full‑time Clinical Faculty position in its graduate program in Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime.

Pay range: $/yr – $/yr (NYU School of Professional Studies provided pay range; actual pay will be based on skills and experience).

In an era of increasing cyber threats, the Center for Global Affairs seeks a scholar‑practitioner to prepare the next generation to detect, prevent, and respond to cybercrime. The role bridges cybercrime, global security, and policy, emphasizing technical, strategic, operational, and human aspects.

• Teach a full‑time course load within the Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime program.
• Develop and refine curricula that link applied practice and crisis management in cybersecurity and global risk.
• Advise and mentor graduate students on academic, professional, and career pathways.
• Contribute to CGA’s engagement with practitioners, policymakers, and security experts through events, partnerships, or applied research.
• Engage in meaningful service or administrative work to the department, school, and/or university.

• Ph.D. or terminal degree in a relevant discipline (international relations, political science, criminology, law, computer science, or information security).
• Professional experience and/or applied research in cybercrime, cybersecurity policy, or critical infrastructure protection.
• Experience teaching or training at the graduate level is strongly preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate across disciplines and engage a broad student population, including first‑generation and international students.
• Demonstrated expertise in cybercrime, cybersecurity governance, threat intelligence, digital forensics, or incident response.
• Familiarity with emerging technologies (AI, data systems, cloud computing) and ability to contextualize them within global security and ethical frameworks.
• Professional background in law enforcement, government, international organizations, the private sector, or NGOs.
• Committed to practice‑based, innovative graduate teaching that integrates simulations, crisis exercises, and applied learning.

. Applicants should submit:

• A cover letter outlining relevant teaching, practice, and research experience, and fit for CGA.
• Teaching statement and sample syllabus (if available).
• Names and contact information for three references.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with priority given to those received by January 15, 2026.

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