Shape climate-resilient plant health research at McGill University as a tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in regulated pests.

The Department of Plant Science seeks an internationally based Early Career Researcher for a full time appointment beginning by June 28, 2027. Your independent program will address invasive species, quarantine organisms, or regulated pests affecting Canadian crops. The position combines research, teaching, interdisciplinary collaboration, and knowledge translation.

Key Responsibilities:
Advance research aligned with setting, climate resilience, and Arctic priorities
Investigate pest biology, diagnostics, epidemiology, or management
Teach introductory plant pest and agricultural pesticide courses
Develop graduate teaching in Integrated Pest Management




Participate in departmental, Faculty, and University committees

Requirements:
Ph.D. in Integrated Pest Management, Plant Biology, or related discipline
Demonstrated excellence in high-containment facility research
Knowledge of Plant Protection Act and international phytosanitary standards
Eligibility as an internationally based Early Career Researcher
Authorization to work in Canada and willingness to work in Quebec

Connect regulated pest science with climate resilience, teaching, and interdisciplinary research at McGill’s Department of Plant Science.

📌 Plant Health Professor Climate Resilience Ste Anne De Bellevue (Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue