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 settings, 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