The University of British Columbia seeks an innovative Assistant Professor in U-Pb Geochronology to start in July 2027. Focus on high-precision research integrating mineralogy and petrology. This tenure-track opportunity in the EOAS department targets a geochronologist ready to engage in interdisciplinary research.

Candidates should have a strong foundation in hard-rock geology and a record of impactful contributions. Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses while fostering a collaborative research community is essential to this role. Key Responsibilities:

- Sustain an internationally recognized geochronology research program
- Supervise graduate and postdoctoral students
- Deliver courses in Earth sciences at all levels
- Collaborate with faculty on cutting-edge research
- Contribute to departmental service and community outreach

Requirements:

- PhD completed by appointment date
- Background in igneous and metamorphic processes
- Strong portfolio of research publications
- Ability to secure external research funding
- Dedication to equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts

Contribute to UBC's renowned Earth sciences department while impacting the future of geochronological research.

📌 UBC Tenure Track Assistant Professor Role (Vancouver)
🏢 European Geosciences Union
📍 Vancouver