Assistant

Description:

Full-time faculty positions at NDC involve teaching graduate-level courses in strategic and security studies, advising and mentoring participants within the institution, conducting research in their fields of expertise relevant to the College mission and academic program, participating in service to the college, outreach, and partnership-building, including teaching on short executive education courses as required. Effective communication and teamwork skills are sought. Support and collaboration with colleagues and administrators from diverse backgrounds are required.
 

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

The Incumbent Must Have The Following Essential Qualifications
 

• Terminal Degree (PhD) from an internationally recognized university in a discipline directly related to Strategic and Security Studies or a master’s degree in a discipline directly related to Strategic and Security Studies combined with significant and relevant experience as a practitioner in a related field.
• Teaching: Evidence of a minimum of 3 years teaching at the graduate level, including curriculum development and supervision of student research theses, or equivalent experience as a practitioner
• Research: Active research and scholarship profile within his/her discipline or area of specialization.
• Language: Fluency (speaking, reading, writing) in both NDC operative languages: Arabic and English.
• Communication: excellent communication skills, both orally and in writing.
• Knowledge: demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of international security affairs, including the political and security issues of the Middle East.
   

Desirable

The Following Will Be Considered An Advantage
 

• Subject Matter Expertise in the following disciplines as they relate to Strategic and Security Studies:
  • Cyber Security
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • International Law
  • Strategic Leadership
  • Military History/Strategy
  • Wargaming/Modelling & Simulation