Tenured Associate Professor of Quantitative Methods

The City University of New York; New York (NY); In loco; USD 102.000 - 145.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Health insurance

Pension/retirement benefits

Paid parental leave

Savings programs

Descrizione del lavoro

The City University of New York's Graduate Center invites applications for a tenured Associate Professor in Political Science and Sociology. The successful candidate will maintain an active research program and teach at the Ph.D./M.A. level, contributing to quantitative methods across both programs.

The position begins Fall 2027, seeking scholars with national and international standing, and a commitment to mentoring graduate students and interdisciplinary collaboration across the two programs.

Competenze

• Ph.D. degree in Political Science or Sociology or related discipline.
• Ability to teach successfully and supervise graduate student theses.
• Strong quantitative expertise including experiments, causal inference, surveys, demographic/spatial/network analysis, and AI methods.

Mansioni

• Teach and supervise graduate students in Political Science and Sociology.
• Conduct research and contribute to the fields of the two programs.
• Share responsibility for committee and department assignments including administrative and supervisory functions.
• Mentor and train graduate students, including MA theses and PhD dissertations.

Conoscenze

Quantitative methods

Graduate teaching

Interdisciplinary research

Mentoring

Collaborative work

Formazione

Ph.D. in Political Science or Sociology

Descrizione del lavoro

The City University of New York's Graduate Center invites applications for a tenured Associate Professor in Political Science and Sociology. The successful candidate will maintain an active research program and teach at the Ph.D./M.A. level, contributing to quantitative methods across both programs.

The position begins Fall 2027, seeking scholars with national and international standing, and a commitment to mentoring graduate students and interdisciplinary collaboration across the two programs.