Cancer Biology Associate Professor & Mentorship
University of Oxford - Sir William Dunn School of Pathology
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Job summary
The University of Oxford - Sir William Dunn School of Pathology seeks an Associate Professor working in the cellular and/or molecular biology of cancer, to be based in Oxford. The role includes an independent research programme and undergraduate teaching at both departmental and collegiate level.
The successful candidate will also be appointed to the Kingsland Fellowship in Medicine (a Tutorial Fellowship) at The Queen’s College.
Qualifications
- Strong publication record in cellular and/or molecular cancer biology.
- Experience in undergraduate teaching at departmental and collegiate levels.
- Commitment to training graduate students and postdocs.
Responsibilities
- Lead an independent, externally funded research programme.
- Contribute to undergraduate teaching across the department and collegiate system.
Skills
Education
Job description
The University of Oxford - Sir William Dunn School of Pathology seeks an Associate Professor working in the cellular and/or molecular biology of cancer, to be based in Oxford. The role includes an independent research programme and undergraduate teaching at both departmental and collegiate level.
The successful candidate will also be appointed to the Kingsland Fellowship in Medicine (a Tutorial Fellowship) at The Queen’s College.
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