Faculty Positions at NYU Wagner

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Job summary

New York University (NYU) Wagner Graduate School of Public Service invites applications for two tenure-track faculty positions in urban planning, with appointment to begin September 1, 2027. At least one position will be at the assistant professor level, and one may be at the associate professor level.

Successful candidates will have a Ph.D. in a relevant field and a record of research excellence, a promising research agenda, and the ability to teach in our urban planning program.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in a relevant field with demonstrated research productivity.
• Experience or potential in teaching urban planning.
• Ability to contribute to a broad range of urban topics such as infrastructure, housing, climate change, and technology.

Responsibilities

• Teach in the urban planning program at NYU Wagner.
• Develop and maintain a productive research agenda focusing on cities, domestic and global.
• Engage with topics including infrastructure, housing, climate change, and technology.

Skills

Research excellence

Teaching ability

Education

PhD in a relevant field (economics and/or real estate)

Job description

New York University (NYU): Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service

Tenure-Track Assistant/Associate Professor of Urban Planning and Public Service

The NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service invites applications for two tenure-track faculty positions in urban planning, with appointment to begin September 1, 2027. At least one position will be at the assistant professor level, and one may be at the associate professor level. Successful applicants will have a demonstrated record of research excellence and productivity, a promising research agenda, and a Ph.D. in a relevant field. including economics and real estate.

Successful candidates will teach in our urban planning program and demonstrate a research interest in cities, both globally and domestically. We welcome applications from scholars with interests in a wide range of urban topics, including infrastructure, housing, climate change, and technology, and who study these issues in different contexts. We are particularly interested in candidates who focus on the physical/spatial dimensions of cities, defined broadly, and those whose work focuses on pressing urban planning challenges more generally.