Assistant Professor - Sedimentary Geology

The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Ottawa invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in sedimentary geology and Earth’s surface evolution. Candidates should have an outstanding track record in innovative research on modern or ancient sedimentary systems, with interests in sedimentary processes, basin dynamics, paleoclimatology, or georesources. Arctic-focused research and field geology foundation are encouraged; a $2M Cenovus endowment supports graduate students. Start date is July 1, 2025.

Responsibilities include teaching sedimentary geology with a strong field component across undergraduate and graduate levels. Supervise BSc, MSc, and PhD students while developing an externally-funded research program. Establish connections with industry and government agencies, and contribute to departmental and faculty administration.

Join the Faculty of Science on the STEM campus in a bilingual English-French university environment. The Department values innovative sedimentary scientists to enhance its research and teaching strengths. Preference for candidates able to teach in French, with passive French knowledge required for tenure.

Build a robust research profile leveraging the endowment for student support and external funding. Advance academic career through tenure-track progression in a collaborative setting. Opportunities to link with georesources and paleoclimatology initiatives in sedimentary systems.