Join The University of British Columbia as an Assistant Professor in Cell and Developmental Biology and shape the future of biological research. This tenure-track position offers a salary range of $135,000 - $160,000 annually. The Department of Zoology seeks candidates who utilize cellular, genetic, or genomic approaches to research cell and developmental biology.

A robust background in these areas, along with a Ph.D. and postdoctoral experience, is required. As a faculty member, you will engage in cutting-edge research, teach, and supervise graduate students, while actively supporting diversity and inclusion initiatives. Key Responsibilities:

- Develop internationally recognized and funded research projects
- Instruct essential courses at undergraduate and graduate levels




- Mentor graduate students through their academic journey
- Engage in service activities for the department and university
- Advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion in your research environment Requirements:
- Doctorate in a related area with postdoctoral background
- Success in publishing and securing research funding
- Knowledge of cellular and developmental biology models
- Committed to supporting marginalized groups in academia
- Excellent teaching and supervisory abilities Advance your career in a globally renowned institution dedicated to research and inclusivity.

📌 UBC Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Role (Saanich)
🏢 The American Society for Cell Biology
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