Advance environmental physiology research at the University of Toronto in Toronto, focusing on human responses and adaptations to thermal stressors. Teach and pursue independent scholarship.

This full-time tenure stream Assistant Professor appointment begins July 1, 2027, at the St. George campus. The Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education seeks an emerging scholar studying human thermoregulatory physiology, heat stress, cold exposure, or environmental exercise physiology. The successful candidate will develop research and teaching contributions complementing existing strengths and collaborations.

Key Responsibilities:

- Pursue cutting-edge and independent environmental physiology research
- Establish an outstanding externally funded research program
- Teach assigned courses and fulfill service responsibilities




- Develop research addressing thermal stress responses and adaptations
- Contribute to the Faculty’s interdisciplinary academic community

Requirements:
- PhD in environmental exercise physiology or related discipline
- Research focus on body temperature regulation in thermal extremes
- Demonstrated excellence in human physiology research and teaching
- Record of publications meeting high international standards
- Postdoctoral training or predictive modelling experience highly desirable

Bring research and teaching excellence in thermal physiology to the University of Toronto’s Kinesiology and Physical Education community.

📌 Assistant Professor Environmental Physiology (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto