The University of Texas at Austin
The Department of History at The University of Texas at Austin is seeking a tenure-track assistant professor specializing in the modern history of science, technology, and medicine to begin in Fall 2027-28. The role involves undergraduate and graduate teaching, research, and service to the department, college, and university. The successful candidate must be willing and able to teach in the core curriculum, specifically "Great Ideas in Science."
The University of Texas at Austin is the flagship public research university of the University of Texas System, located in Austin, Texas. It offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across multiple colleges and schools and serves a large, diverse student body. A major research institution, UT Austin is known for high-impact scholarship, innovation and industry partnerships, and a vibrant entrepreneurship ecosystem. The university also has a strong campus culture highlighted by its Longhorn athletics, public service initiatives, and community engagement.
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