Climate-Resilient Urban Planning — Assistant Professor

Boston University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 105,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston University’s Metropolitan College invites applications for an Assistant Professor position in environmental planning and climate resilience, land use planning, or housing and community development. We welcome scholars employing qualitative, community-engaged, and applied approaches to urban planning challenges and policy implementation.

This tenure-track role is part of BU’s Livable and Resilient Cities cluster, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration and public impact.

Qualifications

• PhD in City Planning and Urban Affairs or related field.
• Evidence of external funding to support research.
• Commitment to teaching, innovation, and mentorship of students.

Responsibilities

• Lead an independent research program with relevance to environmental planning, climate resilience, land use, or housing/community development.
• Teach and mentor students, contribute to curriculum, and participate in service to department and university.
• Engage with community partners to inform planning practice and policy implementation.

Skills

Independent research

Teaching and mentoring

External funding

Education

PhD in City Planning and Urban Affairs

Job description

Boston University’s Metropolitan College invites applications for an Assistant Professor position in environmental planning and climate resilience, land use planning, or housing and community development. We welcome scholars employing qualitative, community-engaged, and applied approaches to urban planning challenges and policy implementation.

This tenure-track role is part of BU’s Livable and Resilient Cities cluster, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration and public impact.