Can you be a college professor for more than one college at at the same time?

As you may find when you actually reach this academic rank, it's more a matter of which universities choose to hire you, not which ones you choose. Maybe if you were a legend within your field you might have a bit more influence, but that's about it. Normally, you're lucky to get a professorship anywhere.

To answer your question, though, you can teach at multiple universities at once. It's extremely rare for someone to be a full-time faculty member for more than one university, but you might be based at one, but occasionally do some teaching at others. Furthermore, people in some professions, such as medicine or law, might spend most of their time working in that field, but also do a bit of teaching for one or more universities.

Well, I'll put it to you this way: if you are chosen to be a professor at one university you're lucky. You don't get to "choose" the university you teach at anymore than you get to choose the company you want to work for. Nevertheless, it is possible to teach at more than one university. I've been a professor for the last 17 years and teach full time at one university and part time at another.

of course you can teach at all of them

don't let a thing like distance stop you

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