Shape cryosphere evolution research at the University of Toronto Scarborough while teaching Environmental Geosciences in a full time tenure-stream appointment. Build an independent program.

This Assistant Professor appointment addresses the history of the solid Earth and/or evolution of the cryosphere. The successful candidate will contribute to the Environmental Sciences Geoscience group and the tri-campus graduate department. Research strengths may span ancient or recent surface geology, glacial and periglacial environments, sedimentology, stratigraphy, structural geology, tectonics, imagery analysis, or resource geology.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop an outstanding competitive research program
- Secure external funding for independent research




- Teach undergraduate Environmental Geosciences courses
- Perform service to the Department and University
- Develop proposed graduate courses across departments

Requirements:

- Ph.D. completed by appointment in a relevant discipline
- Demonstrated excellence in geoscience research and teaching
- Publications meeting high international standards
- Ability to design geological field camps
- Evidence supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion

Use cryosphere, solid Earth, and field-based geoscience expertise to strengthen research and teaching at University of Toronto Scarborough.

📌 Geoscience Faculty Cryosphere Research (Toronto)
🏢 European Geosciences Union (EGU)
📍 Toronto