Searching for faculty members in environmental systems.

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geographical Engineering at the University of Minnesota is looking for requests to fill the position of teaching staff in the field of extensive modeling in environmental systems. This position is primarily dedicated to applicants at the level of Assistant Professor; However, the most experienced, exceptional applicants can be seen. All areas related to the modeling of systems, decision support, random methods, mathematical modeling with applications on environmental or water resources engineering, including the evaluation of life cycle and economic analysis, system improvement, arithmetic fluid dynamics in geophysical flows, artificial intelligence and machine learning.

The focus will be on the quality, creativity, and intellectual discrimination of candidates’ research and their scholarships. We are interested in scientists who have strong basic basics in science and engineering that allow them to move easily across disciplinary limits and work cooperatively to solve complex problems on the limits of their specialties.

Successful candidates are expected to maintain a strong research program that has been funded externally. Teaching responsibilities include graduate courses and current graduate studies, as well as developing new courses in the specialized fields of the candidate. A doctorate acquired at the time of appointment. Candidates who are looking for the rank of associate professor must have a strong record for success in teaching, research and service in proportion to the level of the appointment.

Online requests must

Include a letter of intent, biography, full contact information for three references, data on (1) research and research interests, (3) experience and interest in teaching, (4) experience enhancing diversity and inclusion in the semester and research. Requests will start on January 2, 2026. Applications may continue to be accepted until the position is filled. The expected date is the fall of 2026.

The Department of Civil, Environment and Geological Engineering (CEGE) at Minnesota University is the average department dedicated to the conduct of advanced theoretical, accounting and experimental research in all fields related to civil, environmental and geological engineering, with remarkable distinction in the fields of water resources and environmental engineering. The department features modern experimental facilities, including many excellent basic facilities (photography, genome, research computing, etc.) and Saint Anthony Fols Laboratory (https://cse.umn.edu/safl), which is a unique and recognized attachment worldwide for experimental and affiliate research in mathematical and allergic fluids.
Mechanics, hydrology, geophysics and biology (fine). CEGE is one of the twelve departments in the College of Science and Engineering, which provides great opportunities for multidisciplinary research due to the unique mix of mathematics, physical sciences and engineering in one college. The college has a strong initiative of data science and provides mathematical facilities on the latest model through the superculia institute, https://msi.umn.edu.

For any information, please contact Dr. Michel Jawwala (mguala@umn.edu), head of research
Committee.