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Adjunct Associate Professor in Wine, Environment and Society

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Western Water CatchmentNTU Main Campus, Singapore

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About the role

This adjunct associate professor role sits with the Asian School of the Environment at NTU, working alongside CoHASS. The appointee will create and teach an interdisciplinary undergraduate elective that uses wine as a running case study to connect Earth systems, agriculture, landscapes, society, history, culture and commerce. It suits a senior wine industry figure with a strong teaching and publishing record who can also support executive education and stakeholder engagement.

What you'll do

Design and deliver an interdisciplinary undergraduate elective linking environmental science, climate change, land use, cultural geography, economics and society, with viticulture and the global wine industry as the sustained case study.

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Build curriculum and teaching materials that make ASE research on climate variability, soil science, landscape change and natural hazards accessible to students from varied academic backgrounds.

Build curriculum and teaching materials drawing on CoHASS disciplines such as cultural geography, history, anthropology and the social study of food and consumption, using wine to explore human societies and their relationship with nature.

Contribute to executive education programmes on environmental change, land use, culture and fine wine, with an Asia-Pacific focus.

Support engagement with external stakeholders, including prospective donors and industry partners, through curated events, masterclasses and dinners that communicate ASE and CoHASS science clearly.

Collaborate with faculty across ASE, CoHASS, NBS and other NTU schools to strengthen interdisciplinary programming on this topic and build cross-school relationships.

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Based at NTU Main Campus, Singapore.
The Search Committee begins reviewing applications on 31 Jul 2026 and will continue until the position is filled.
Only complete applications will be processed, and only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a discipline relevant to ASE or CoHASS
Significant professional experience in the wine industry with advanced senior-level wine expertise
Recognised international industry credential such as Master of Wine, or comparable standing, achievements and domain expertise
At least 15 years of professional experience across the commercial, communications and educational sides of the wine industry
Substantial direct experience in the Asia-Pacific wine market
Track record as a wine educator, including designing and delivering formal accredited courses at professional or institutional level (e.g. WSET Level 3 or equivalent)

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