"foreign faculty" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing a college or university that has faculty members from other countries. For example, "Our college has a diverse foreign faculty who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our campus."
It attracts a fair number of foreign faculty and students onto its MBA programme.
He also equalized the salaries of locally hired and foreign faculty members, who had been paid more.
"There is face-to-face teaching not only with Indian faculty but also with foreign faculty from Strathclyde," said Simrat Joshi, the chief operating officer in New Delhi.
Meanwhile, foreign faculty members here have often found themselves subject to discrimination, typically denied equal pay or tenure and other benefits on the same basis as their Japanese counterparts.
In 2008 some 34% of the students on America's leading 55 MBA programmes (as ranked by the Financial Times) were foreign, as were 85% of those on the top 55 courses in European countries (the figures for foreign faculty members were 26% for America and 46% for Europe).
Becoming a Foreign Faculty Member.
All things being equal, foreign-born, faculty with foreign degrees "are significantly more productive than U.S. faculty" whereas foreign-born with U.S. degrees "are not different from U.S. faculty in their productivity".
If America is to lead a global society, what is the right mix of foreign students, faculty and student exchanges, and globally based internships on a campus?
Clinicians continued to perform ultrasounds after the end of the ultrasound training curriculum and departure of foreign teaching faculty with almost twice the number of scans performed in the post training period as during the training period.
"By differentiating foreign-born faculty as ones who received their undergraduate education in the United States versus those who were educated in a foreign country, this study provides a deeper understanding of faculty experience and productivity," the report said.
