Associate/professor Of Space Policy And International Affairs

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Associate/Professor of Space Policy and International Affairs
The candidate work in the field of United States and International Space Policy. Space Policy is defined broadly to cover all aspects of policies for outer space activities including civil, commercial, and security policies, industry and private sector issues, international private and government space activities and other related policy issues. The successful candidate will be able to use their knowledge of approaches to the study of international affairs that are relevant to assessing these areas. The position will be made at the Professor or Associate Professor level. The position will be based in the Elliott School’s Space Policy Institute (SPI) and affiliated with the M.A. program in International Science and Technology Policy (ISTP) and the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy, beginning as early as the academic year 2020-2021. Will be expected to qualify for an appointment in another GWU department or school. Teaching responsibilities would include undergraduate and graduate courses addressing students in the Elliott School and other Schools of the University, as appropriate. A Ph.D. in a field relevant to space policy. This could include a social science, “hard” science, engineering, business, law, or other field. Must have a record of sustained and continuing high-quality research, teaching experience, and/or applications of theory to practice in government, industry, non-profit or international organizations.

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