Indianapolis, Indiana – Ivy Tech Community College is calling on experienced professionals to bring their real-world expertise into the classroom and help shape the next generation of Indiana’s workforce. As the college prepares for the 2026–27 academic year, it is actively recruiting adjunct faculty for its Indianapolis campus, inviting individuals from diverse industries to share their knowledge with students eager to build meaningful careers.
Adjunct teaching at Ivy Tech offers more than a part-time commitment; it’s an opportunity to make a tangible impact on students while maintaining a professional career. “Teaching as an adjunct is more than a part-time commitment; it’s an opportunity to mentor the next generation of skilled professionals in our community. You’ll gain the personal satisfaction of shaping futures while maintaining your career in your field,” college representatives said. The institution emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and support for professionals looking to contribute their expertise to education.
The college is particularly seeking instructors for high-demand courses that span multiple disciplines. Opportunities exist in English, psychology, communications, mathematics, biology, information technology, business, and software development. Specific courses in need of adjunct faculty include ENGL 111 – English Composition, PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychology, COMM 101 – Fundamentals of Public Speaking, MATH 123 and 136 – Quantitative Reasoning and College Algebra, IVYT 111 – Student Success in University Transfer, APHY 101 – Anatomy and Physiology I, INFM 109 – Informatics Fundamentals, BUSN 101 – Introduction to Business, and SDEV 120 – Software Development.
Whether a candidate is a writer, psychologist, mathematician, healthcare professional, business leader, or technology expert, Ivy Tech welcomes those who want to translate their practical knowledge into meaningful classroom experiences. The college believes that connecting academic learning to professional practice is essential for student success, giving learners insight into how classroom concepts apply in real-world settings.
Beyond general education courses, Ivy Tech is also expanding its technical and career-focused programs, recognizing the growing need for workforce-ready graduates in Indiana. To that end, the college is hosting a specialized Career Link Instructor Recruitment Event on Friday, February 27. The event is aimed at professionals in biotechnology, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and information technology who are interested in turning their hands-on skills into rewarding teaching opportunities.
“This event is designed for industry experts interested in exploring how they can translate their hands-on skills into rewarding teaching opportunities. Help us build Indiana’s workforce by training students in the cutting-edge skills you use every day,” Ivy Tech representatives said. Professionals attending the event will learn how to leverage their experience to mentor students, support workforce development, and make a lasting impact on their communities.
Ivy Tech encourages its community to help spread the word about adjunct opportunities. “Do you know a dynamic professional who would be an inspiring instructor? Perhaps it’s a colleague, a friend, or even yourself! Please share our Ivy Tech careers page within your networks. You can direct potential candidates to explore current adjunct opportunities and apply online directly through the Ivy Tech Indianapolis Careers Page,” representatives said.
As Indiana’s largest public postsecondary institution and the nation’s largest singly accredited statewide community college system, Ivy Tech serves thousands of students annually across its multiple campuses and online programs. The college offers associate degrees, long- and short-term certificate programs, industry certifications, and workforce training that align with the needs of the local community. Students can also pursue seamless transfer pathways to four-year institutions in-state or out-of-state, creating affordable and flexible routes to a bachelor’s degree.
By joining Ivy Tech as an adjunct faculty member, professionals don’t just teach courses—they help students discover their potential, prepare for in-demand careers, and strengthen the local community. The college emphasizes that every course taught contributes directly to student success and workforce development, making adjunct faculty a vital part of its mission.
“Share your talent, shape a future,” Ivy Tech representatives said, summarizing the impact that experienced professionals can make by stepping into the classroom. For those interested in exploring opportunities or attending the Career Link Instructor Recruitment Event on February 27, additional information is available on the Ivy Tech Indianapolis Events Page. Through this initiative, Ivy Tech continues to connect real-world expertise with student learning, fostering a skilled workforce ready to meet the demands of tomorrow.
