Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor in Environmental Science (Ref:FST211222)

October 12, 2022

Job Description

UIC now invites candidates for this position which is expected to be filled in February 2023:

Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor in Environmental Science (Ref:FST211222)

Job Description

Candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas: marine/coastal/wetland biology, environmental ecotoxicology (i.e., using aquatic vertebrate model), environmental microbiology, environmental health, environmental biotechnology, environmental law and policy are welcome.

Job Requirement

Candidates should have a PhD degree with working experience in a related discipline. Successful candidate is expected to be committed to excellence in undergraduate and/or postgraduate teaching with English. Strong English language skill including speaking and writing is
mandatory. Preference will be given to candidate who can teach courses relating to General Biology, Microbiology, Environmental Health and Toxicology, Diversity of Life, Environmental Biotechnology, Ethics, and undertake independent research leading to outstanding outcomes, including publications in high-quality international peer-review journals. Candidates with proven track record in research grant application as well asinternational experience such as learning, and working is an advantages. Academic rank will be determined in accordance with the successful candidate’s experience and accomplishments.

Benefit

Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and relevant experience. Fringe benefits include housing allowance, leave and social insurance.

Appointment Terms

Appointment to this position will initially be made on a fixed-term contract of two years. Continuation of appointment beyond the initial term will be subject to mutual agreement.  The College reserves the right not to fill these positions, or to extend the search until suitable candidates are identified or to make an appointment by invitation.

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