Shape critical Caribbean environmental scholarship through political ecology, climate, and community-engaged research at the University of Toronto.

This full time tenure stream appointment spans Geography and Planning and the Centre for Caribbean Studies. The rank is Associate Professor or Professor, with research focused on Caribbean ecological crises, ecological futures, and just environmental futures. Applicants should address Caribbean ecological epistemologies and critical environmental issues while examining intersecting food, water, health, biodiversity, and economy concerns.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop and sustain an externally funded research program
- Publish high-impact contributions in relevant leading venues
- Offer undergraduate and graduate Caribbean-focused courses




- Supervise research and support interdisciplinary academic programs
- Perform assigned teaching and service responsibilities

Requirements:

- PhD in Political Ecology or another related discipline
- Research grounded within the Caribbean context
- Record of sustained excellence in research and teaching
- Experience supervising research students and projects
- Strong international standing supported by referees

Bring critical Caribbean environmental research, teaching excellence, and scholarly leadership to this joint academic appointment in Toronto.

📌 Caribbean Political Ecology Professor (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto