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Adjunct Professor/Lecturer – FinTech: An Introduction

Fordham University

Location: London
Salary: £4,878.02 per section
Hours: Full Time
Contract Type: Fixed-Term/Contract
Placed On: 1st June 2026
Closes: 21st June 2026

Fordham University London is seeking to appoint an adjunct professor for a level three course in Finance for the Fall/Autumn 2026 semester - starting on 7 September 2026 and concluding on 18 December with a study break on 26-30 October.

This course introduces students to the rapidly evolving field of financial technology (FinTech) and its impact on the global financial services industry. Topics include mobile payments, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenization, and artificial intelligence applications in trading, lending, and investment management. Students will explore how FinTech is reshaping financial intermediaries and markets, as well as the regulatory challenges it poses.

By the end of the course, students will gain both theoretical and applied perspectives, including problem-solving exercises and case studies that develop practical skills relevant to emerging FinTech innovations.

Successful candidates must be experienced and effective teachers, able to cater for the diverse student body and engage students in the subject matter so that they are fully prepared for their journey through the bachelor degree. Teaching is in weekly three hour blocks. In Fall 2026, one section will be offered and it will be taught on Tuesday mornings (10am-1pm).

Context

Fordham University London delivers undergraduate study abroad programming for approximately 600 students each year from Fordham University’s School of Arts & Sciences and the Gabelli School of Business.

Main Duties

  • Teaching FinTech: An Introduction 
  • Preparation of teaching materials for the course
  • Providing updated syllabus and course pack/reader details by the required deadline
  • Providing academic advising either face-to-face or by email
  • Arranging/accompanying students on co-curricular trips, and inviting guest speakers where appropriate
  • Setting and administering examinations and others assessments – setting examination questions, invigilation and marketing when required
  • Attendance at academic staff meetings (up to two per semester)

Required

  • Master’s degree or equivalent professional experience in a related field
  • Relevant teaching experience in higher education and proven teaching effectiveness
  • Excellent communication skills and responsive to students and the administration

Desirable

  • PhD in a relevant field (or nearing completion)
  • Previous experience of teaching within US higher education
  • Research experience, publications and interests in the subject area

Person Specification

An individual who can develop effective working relationships with both academic and administrative staff.  All applicants must be able to lawfully accept employment in the UK.  If you are not a UK citizen, please address your right to work in the UK in your covering letter.

Salary

Starting salary £4,878.02 per section plus pension contribution if eligible (based upon 2025-2026 rates. 2026-2027 rates to be determined).

The position will remain open until filled. 

Application


Applicants should submit a detailed CV and covering letter via the 'Apply' button above.

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