Teaching And Research Positions In The School Of Marxism, Peking University

Introduction to the Department

Peking University is the birthplace of Marxism in China, the earliest activity base of the Communist Party of China, and the home of Marxist theoretical education in China. As early as the early 20th century, Li Dazhao and other teachers and students at Peking University began to study and spread Marxism, making Peking University a center for ideological change and development. In 1992, the School of Marxism was established, marking it as the first Marxist school in China. This important institution was recognized in 2016 as one of the first "National Key Marxist Colleges" by the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee and the Ministry of Education. The Marxist Theory discipline at Peking University was named as a National "Double First-Class" Construction Discipline in 2017. Additionally, in 2018, Peking University established the Institute of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, which works in tandem with the School of Marxism to foster theoretical research and development.

In recent years, the School of Marxism has entered a phase of rapid growth, setting the goal of becoming a global Marxist academic center. It also strives to establish itself as a talent highland and a communication hub for Marxist thought. The college is dedicated to innovating Marxist theory and advancing ideological and political education reforms, and invites distinguished talents from around the world to contribute to this important cause.

Post Settings

Open Positions

1. Assistant Professor / Pre-Appointed Associate Professor / Tenured Associate Professor / Professor

Job Series: Teaching and Research Series

Job Responsibilities:

1. Participate in or independently teach ideological and political theory courses and related professional courses.
2. Independently conduct research in the field of Marxist theory, producing significant and influential theoretical work.
3. Undertake social services as assigned by the school and college.

Qualifications:

1. Must be a member of the Communist Party of China.
2. Possess a doctoral degree.

• For recent doctoral graduates, the age limit for settling in Beijing is typically not more than 35 years old.
• For non-recent doctoral graduates, candidates should generally be under 40 years of age.
• Applicants for tenured positions should generally be under 50 years old.

1. A background in Marxist theory or related professional fields (first-level discipline).
2. Both undergraduate and graduate degrees should be from key universities.
3. For pre-appointed positions, applicants should have extensive academic practice experience and be at the forefront of their peer group in China, with significant research results and the ability to independently carry out teaching and research.
4. For tenured positions, applicants should possess rich academic experience, be recognized as outstanding scholars, and have landmark research achievements that will contribute to teaching and scientific research work.

Number of Positions: 0-5

Contact:

Mr. He

Contact Number: 62751793 / 62751941

E-mail:bdmyhr@126.com

Address: 5th Floor, Building 5, Peking University, 100871

Application Materials

Applicants must send the following materials to the contact person via email. The subject of the email should specify the position being applied for and the major (up to two can be selected), followed by the applicant's name. For example, "Apply for Assistant Professor + Basic Principles of Marxism/Party Building + Name."

1. Individual Application (specifying the position applied for and signed by the applicant).
2. Detailed Curriculum Vitae (including a CV format attachment).
3. Academic Work Plan for the next 3-5 years.
4. 3-5 Representative Academic Achievements (publications, books, etc.).
5. Proof of Academic Qualifications (certificates, transcripts, etc.).
6. At least 3 Letters of Recommendation (letters should be sent directly to the designated address or email, with additional letters from peers, mentors, or co-supervisors from Peking University being encouraged).