Tenure-Track Geography: Global Change, Hazards & Resilience

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Bozeman (MT)

On-site

USD 70,000 - 100,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Montana State University’s Department of Earth Sciences in Bozeman invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Geography with expertise in global change, hazard resilience, and the human dimensions of environmental resilience. The candidate will develop an externally funded program in human-environment interactions and employ GIS, remote sensing, and geospatial data science.

The successful candidate is expected to teach a heavy load of undergraduate and graduate courses,

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.
Strong record of peer‑reviewed publications and potential for externally funded research.
Mentoring undergraduate and graduate students.

Responsibilities

Carry a full teaching load under the department workload plan (2/1 split; 3 courses per academic year).
Teach undergraduate and graduate Geography and Earth Sciences courses annually.
Develop and revise curricula with quantitative geospatial analysis and mixed methods.
Advise undergraduate majors and mentors in undergraduate research.
Recruit, supervise, and mentor MS and PhD students.
Develop and maintain an externally funded research program in Environmental Geography.
Publish in peer‑reviewed journals and other scholarly venues.
Seek external funding appropriate to career stage.
Collaborate with departmental faculty and campus/external partners.
Participate in departmental, college, and university service.
Serve on committees as appropriate.
Contribute to a collegial, student‑focused department.
Perform other duties as assigned.