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[Commlist] Tenured position in Media Industries (Rutgers Univ Dept of Journalism and Media Studies)
Mon Nov 02 11:16:52 GMT 2026
The Department of Journalism and Media Studies at Rutgers University’s
School of Communication and Information invites applications for an
*advanced Associate or Full Professor* position in the area of *Media
Industries*. We define media industries broadly, including news, music,
technology, fashion, sports, and popular culture. The expected start
date is September 1, 2027.
Some examples of (but not limited to) the types of scholarship that
would fit the call include:
- Social, political and/or cultural implications for media of artificial
intelligence
- Critical approaches to media and data infrastructures, platforms, and
algorithms
- Creator economies (advocacy, activism, professionalization, uneven access)
- Political economy of emerging media
- Cultural policies and legislation (regulation, ethical issues, and
intellectual property)
- Intersection of media industries with environmental issues and
vulnerable populations
- Geopolitics and global media corporations
- Changes in social media, streaming, and/or immersive platforms
- Evolutions in the news industry and journalistic practices
- Media industries and audiences
- Media production hubs and urban transformations
- Promotion, media strategy, and social change
- Media labor dynamics
We are especially interested in scholars who study media industries in
relation to power and inequality, particularly in the context of, but
not limited to, gender/queer/disability studies. Having or building a
network of industry/institutional connections is a plus.
*Job Responsibilities*
Responsibilities of tenured faculty members include undergraduate and
graduate teaching assignments, an active program of research in the
candidate’s area of scholarly expertise, and service contributions in
accordance with the university policy for tenured appointments.
We are seeking someone with leadership experience and/or interest in
eventual departmental leadership.
Applicants must hold a Ph.D. or equivalent doctoral degree in a relevant
field and should have a demonstrated record of top-tier peer-reviewed
publications and evidence of effective teaching.
Applicants should provide evidence of leadership in research, teaching,
and service. Applicants should currently hold advanced Associate or Full
Professor rank at their current institution.
*_To apply_*
Applications will only be accepted through the Rutgers website at
https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/282312
<https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/282312>. Review of applications will
begin on *November 15* and continue until the position is filled.
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Candidates are asked to submit (1) a cover letter that articulates their
fit to specific departmental and school‐wide research and teaching foci,
(2) a CV, and (3) the names and contact information of three references.
Questions should be directed to search committee co-chairs Professor Amy
Jordan, at (a.jordan /at/ rutgers.edu) <mailto:(a.jordan /at/ rutgers.edu)>, or
Professor Jack Bratich, at (jbratich /at/ rutgers.edu)
<mailto:(jbratich /at/ rutgers.edu)>.
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