Assistant or Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Cincinnati invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice. This tenure-track position begins August 15, 2027 (negotiable) to support teaching, research, and service in a diverse academic environment.

The School awards BS, MS, and PhD degrees and hosts centers focused on corrections, policing, and criminal justice issues. Minimum qualifications require a Doctorate in Criminology/Criminal Justice or related field before appointment.

Qualifications

• Must have obtained a Doctorate or terminal degree in Criminology/Criminal Justice or related social/behavioral science by appointment time.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses in criminology/criminal justice.
• Conduct research and publish results.
• Perform other professional or creative activities as part of faculty duties.

Education

Doctorate in Criminology/Criminal Justice

Job description

The School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati is seeking applications for one Assistant or Associate Professor position, with appointment starting August 15, 2027, although the start date is negotiable. UC is a Research I Institution that grants doctorates in 98 areas. The School of Criminal Justice grants the BS, MS, and PhD degrees. The School also houses research centers specializing in corrections, policing, criminal justice, justice and communities, and crime science. The School offers specializations in crime prevention, policing, corrections, criminal justice, and criminology.

Essential Function: An Assistant/Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati is expected to teach, conduct research, and perform other professional or creative activities. This position will support the University of Cincinnati's mission and commitment to excellence and diversity in our students, faculty, staff, and all of our activities.

Minimum Qualifications: Must have obtained a Doctorate or terminal degree from a regionally accredited college or university of recognized standing in Criminology/Criminal Justice or a related discipline in the social or behavioral sciences by the time of appointment.

Additional Qualifications: Area of specialization is open. Applicants should have a strong research record.