Tenure-Track Professor in Nuclear Engineering (Alberta)

Tenure-Track Professor in Nuclear Engineering (Alberta)

02 Aug
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University of Alberta
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Alberta

02 Aug

University of Alberta

Alberta

Elevate your academic career at the University of Alberta as a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in Advanced Nuclear Engineering. Conduct pioneering research in nuclear systems and technologies.

This full-time position in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering invites candidates to join a vibrant team dedicated to excellence in education and research. You'll focus on advanced concepts like fusion systems and AI-assisted simulations while engaging students through rigorous courses and real-world applications. Participate in interdisciplinary efforts that link academia, industry, and community.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and execute a research agenda in nuclear technology
• Teach both undergraduate and graduate level courses
• Guide and supervise student research initiatives




• Foster collaboration within and beyond the engineering field
• Promote student involvement through clubs and projects

Requirements:
• Doctorate in nuclear engineering or a related discipline
• Expertise in areas such as reactor technology or plasma science
• Experience in higher education teaching
• Commitment to student mentorship and community engagement
• Aptitude for cross-disciplinary collaboration

Help define the future of nuclear engineering education with your cutting-edge research and dedicated teaching at the University of Alberta.
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📌 Tenure-Track Professor in Nuclear Engineering (Alberta)
🏢 University of Alberta
📍 Alberta

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