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Tulane University, one of the nation’s premier research institutions, invites applications for a tenure-track, full-time Assistant Professor position starting Fall 2026 within the Department of River-Coastal Science and Engineering (RCSE). This hire supports RCSE’s growth as a transdisciplinary center for water-nexus scholarship spanning civil and environmental engineering, hydrology, geosciences, and ecological sciences. We encourage applications from scholars who will complement and expand our existing strengths and foster cross-disciplinary collaborations across the river-delta-coastal continuum. The goal of our expanding faculty group is to conduct interdisciplinary research and to develop innovative approaches to educate the next generation to tackle complex problems associated with human interactions in the river-to-ocean realm. More information about RCSE’s mission and our growth to date can be found at https://sse.tulane.edu/river.

The Department’s unique position, housed with the School of Science and Engineering (SSE), provides exceptional opportunities for collaboration across disciplines and supports the development of

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1855 Assistant/Associate/Full Professor

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

Position Summary

The College of Engineering at Michigan State University (MSU) invites applications for a tenure-system faculty position in socially responsive and community-focused engineering that focuses on expanding access and opportunity. We welcome candidates whose research and teaching address societal challenges, improve accessibility, and foster inclusive solutions that benefit diverse communities. We especially welcome applications at the rank of Assistant Professor, though outstanding candidates at the Associate or Full Professor level are also encouraged to apply.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: 

Infusion of socially responsive and community-focused engineering principles in general engineering and discipline-specific contexts. Complex and interconnected human-natural systems, such as food, energy, and water with emphasis on enhancing the security, resilience, and sustainability of such systems within communities. Integration of societal factors in a systems engineering

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