Tenure-Track Geography: Global Change & Hazards

Montana State University - Office of Student Engagement

Bozeman (MT)

On-site

USD 70,000 - 110,000

Full time

18 hours ago

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Job summary

Montana State University in Bozeman invites applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Geography focusing on global change, risk, and resilience and the human dimensions of environmental hazards. The candidate will develop an externally funded research program and teach a range of Geography and Earth Sciences courses at undergraduate and graduate levels.

The successful candidate will integrate quantitative geospatial analysis with qualitative methods, mentor students from diverse

Qualifications

PhD in Earth Sciences, Geography, Environmental Sciences, or related field by start date.
Evidence of ability to teach lower- and upper-division and graduate courses.
Record of peer‑reviewed publications.
Ability to secure externally funded research.
Strong mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students.

Responsibilities

Teach Geography and Earth Sciences courses across undergraduate and graduate programs.
Develop curricula incorporating quantitative geospatial analysis.
Advise and mentor students and supervise graduate research.
Build an externally funded research program in Environmental Geography.
Publish in peer‑reviewed venues and seek funding.
Collaborate with colleagues and participate in service.