Lead research on Caribbean ecological crises and futures as an Associate Professor or Professor at the University of Toronto in downtown Toronto.

The joint appointment spans Geography and Planning and the Centre for Caribbean Studies. Candidates will develop interdisciplinary research connecting food, water, health, biodiversity, economy, and place. The position also supports Caribbean Studies, Geography, and Planning through teaching and supervision.

Key Responsibilities:
Sustain and lead cutting-edge independent research
Maintain an externally funded research program
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses
Supervise research students
Complete assigned teaching and service duties

Requirements:
PhD in Caribbean Studies, Geography, or related areas
Research grounded within the Caribbean context
Record of excellence in research and teaching
Established international reputation and high-impact publications
Experience engaging with Caribbean communities is an asset

Bring Caribbean environmental scholarship, teaching excellence, and research leadership to the University of Toronto’s joint academic appointment.
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📌 Associate Professor Caribbean Ecologies Toronto
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto