UofA Assistant Professor Forest Hydrology

Become an Assistant Professor in Forest Hydrology at the University of Alberta. This role focuses on climate change challenges and fostering ecosystem resilience through innovative research.

The Department of Renewable Resources is seeking candidates for a tenure-track position in Forest Hydrology. You will tackle pressing issues like wildfire and flooding, using your expertise to develop adaptive management practices. With a significant $3,000,000 research endowment, you will lead a well-respected program and mentor students, supporting field-based research across Alberta's Rocky Mountains.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead cutting-edge research in forest hydrology

• Formulate strategies for enhancing ecosystem resilience

• Oversee field research and monitoring sites

• Mentor students and post-doctoral researchers

• Secure external funding for research development

Requirements:

• Proven expertise in forest hydrology

• Track record in securing research funding

• Commitment to student mentorship

• Addressing anthropogenic impacts and natural disturbances

• Availability for an in-person role at North Campus

Shape future forest management strategies with impactful research at UofA.
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