Advance your career as an Assistant/Associate Professor in Forest Hydrology at the University of Alberta. This full time role in Edmonton focuses on cutting-edge research and teaching. The University of Alberta's Department of Renewable Resources is looking for a passionate candidate for a tenure-track position in forest hydrology.
You will contribute to vital research on climate change and its impact while developing adaptive management strategies. Teaching responsibilities include core courses in Forest Ecology and Management, with full engagement in mentoring students and securing external research funding. Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct innovative research in forest hydrology
- Develop and teach graduate and undergraduate courses
- Supervise students and post-doctoral researchers
- Engage with stakeholders for practical applications
- Oversee long-term hydrological monitoring sites Requirements:
- PhD in forest hydrology or ecohydrology
- Proven field-based hydrologic research experience
- Strong skills in managing large research funding
- Commitment to teaching and curriculum development
- Experience engaging with governmental and industrial sectors Join us at the University of Alberta to shape the future of forest hydrology and conservation.