Associate Professor in Marine Science

Are you a passionate marine scientist with a deep concern for the impact of climate change on our oceans? Do you yearn to educate future generations and conduct cutting-edge research to address these challenges? If so, we have a remarkable Tenure-Track Faculty position waiting for you!

Job Summary:

• Lead the Way in Research: Develop innovative research projects that integrate the interconnected issues of urban environments and climate change, with a specific focus on marine resources.

• Educate the Next Stewards of the Sea: Teach a broad range of graduate courses in natural resources management, including:

  • Advanced Environmental Pollution

  • Ecosystem Biogeochemistry

  • Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation

  • Environmental Policy Making

  • Environmental Modeling

  • Disasters & Risk Management (and more)

• Empower the Next Generation: Supervise master's and doctoral theses in marine resource management, guiding students toward impactful research.

• Knowledge Dissemination: Develop and deliver training workshops on climate change policies, adaptation strategies, and mitigation initiatives.

We Seek a Highly Qualified Candidate with:

• A Ph.D. in Marine Biology or a closely related field (Coastal & Marine Ecology, Marine System Modeling, etc.) from a reputable university.

• Specialization Focus: Expertise in one of the following areas is highly desirable:

  • Marine Biology (biology and management of mammals/fisheries)

  • Marine Biogeochemistry

  • Marine resources monitoring technology

For an edge in the competition, you'll possess:

• At least eight years of experience following your Ph.D. in a relevant marine science specialization.

• A distinguished record of publications in international, peer-reviewed scientific journals.

• Solid experience teaching related subjects at the postgraduate level.

• A proven track record of successfully supervising Master's and Doctoral theses in marine resource management.

• Experience managing and implementing marine science research projects.

• Proficiency in both English and Arabic languages.