Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, In U-Pb Geochronology (Vancouver)

Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, In U-Pb Geochronology (Vancouver)

16 Oct
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The University of British Columbia
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Vancouver

16 Oct

The University of British Columbia

Vancouver

Become a key member of UBC's faculty as an Assistant Professor in Quantitative Science. This tenure-stream position seeks a Black scholar pioneering innovative research and teaching.The Faculty of Science at the University of British Columbia (UBC) is searching for a Black scholar in a unique cluster hiring initiative. This role encourages interdisciplinary research spanning various departments including Computer Science, Physics, and Zoology, reinforcing UBC's commitment to diversity in science.



The candidate will manage an externally funded research program while engaging in teaching undergraduate and graduate students.Key Responsibilities:Maintain a dynamic externally funded research programTeach and supervise undergraduate and graduate traineesCollaborate with other faculty members on researchParticipate in peer mentorship within the Black Faculty ClusterContribute to a diverse and inclusive academic communityRequirements:PhD or equivalent in relevant disciplinesProven record of research excellenceCommitment to equity and diversityEngaging and creative teaching capabilitiesWillingness to collaborate across disciplinesElevate quantitative science at UBC and lead impactful research while contributing to a welcoming academic community.

📌 Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, In U-Pb Geochronology (Vancouver)
🏢 The University of British Columbia
📍 Vancouver

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