"When applying to be an assistant professor, you will be interviewed on your research experience, personal teaching philosophy, and technical understanding of your field of study. The university will want to be sure your research interests and teaching style are compatible with the programs you will be a part of. To become an assistant professor is usually the first step taken by students who have received their doctorates on their paths to becoming full professors."
Very typical interview questions you can find in any book about the process. Mostly about teaching philosophy, educational background, job background, other skills not needed for the job that might be of use later. Also, they let me ask questions about their specific college and town.
Describe your process for developing curriculum.
How did you decide to teach and move into the world of academics.
On methodology based on my 30 years of experience teaching.
Why do you think CUA should choose to hire you?
How would you contribute to enhance the mission and vision of the college and university?
Should all majors in the field be required to take a course in [a particularly detailed subject related directly to my speciality]?
Questions like style and standing during lecture during class.
Why do you want to apply ?
Why I wanted to work there.
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