Tenure-Track Faculty Position in Environmental Engineering

Penn State University(2 months ago)

HybridFull TimeSenior$75,849 - $104,135 (estimated)Civil and Environmental Engineering

About this role

Penn State’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Institute of Energy and the Environment are recruiting a new tenure-track environmental engineering faculty member at the University Park campus. The role is a 36-week academic-year appointment co-funded by the Institute of Energy and the Environment, with an emphasis on research that addresses critical environmental challenges and delivers broad societal impact. The position is part of a highly ranked, research-active department in a newly opened, LEED-certified engineering research and education facility.

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Required Skills

Environmental Engineering
Research Leadership
Interdisciplinary Research
Grant Funding
Curriculum Development
Undergraduate Teaching
Graduate Teaching
Academic Service
Systems Analysis
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Qualifications

Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering

About Penn State University

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Penn State (The Pennsylvania State University) is a top-ranked, public land‑grant research university founded in 1855 with a multi-campus system led by its flagship at University Park. It provides undergraduate, graduate, professional, and online degree programs across a wide range of disciplines while supporting extensive research, extension, and public-service activities. The university is known for its large-scale research and innovation, global education initiatives, and strong industry and alumni networks. Students and partners choose Penn State for its academic breadth, research resources, and statewide and international reach.

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