Assistant Professor – pure mathematics

The Department of Mathematical and Accounting Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississaoga (UTM) calls for full -time applications for the full -time current in the field of pure mathematics. The appointment will be in the rank of assistant professor, with the date of the start of the expected on July 1, 2026. The applicants must have a doctorate in mathematics by the time of appointment, or shortly after that, with a record of excellence in research and teaching. Candidates will be considered in all fields of pure mathematics. We are looking for exceptional candidates that complement the interests of research and teaching and enhance our current strengths. The successful candidate is expected to follow innovative and independent research at the highest international level and create a distinguished and competitive research program from abroad. A successful candidate will be a member of the Department of Graduate Studies at Tri-Campus at the University of Toronto. For more information about our graduate department, please go to http://www.math.toronto.edu/). Candidates must provide evidence of the research excellence that a record of publications can be shown in higher mathematics magazines or upcoming publications that meet high international standards, the presentation of the presented research, presentations in important conferences, prizes, presentations, and strong approvals from high status rulers. A evidence for excellence in teaching will be provided through teaching achievements, and the teaching amount (with the required subjects below) provided as part of the request, as well as strong reference messages. The salary will be suitable for qualifications and experience. In UTM, we are committed to strengthening an environment of diversity and inclusion. Through a varying student body, we are particularly welcome requests from the nominal, black or visual population (colored people), who have experience working with teaching or directing various groups or students. Candidates must show, in their application materials, the ability to enhance diversity on campus and inside the curricula or discipline, and they must show evidence of adherence to fairness, diversity, integration and enhance a respectable and college environment. The candidates must submit a statement describing their contributions to fairness, diversity and integration, which may cover topics such as (but not limited to): teaching that includes a focus on the representative societies is an incomplete representation; The efforts made to develop comprehensive arrival, cooperation, and participation with the representative societies an imperfect representation; And directing students from the actress groups an imperfect representative. If you have questions about this statement, please contact the Professor Ilia Binder on Ilia.binder@utoronto.ca, Toronto University is an international pioneer in mathematics research and education. It provides the opportunity to teach, perform and live in one of the most diverse urban areas in the world. For more information, please see our web sites https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/math-cs-stats/ and http://www.math.toronto.edu/. All qualified candidates are invited to apply through Mathjobs on: $ {Joburl}. Applicants must submit a coverage letter; The current CV; A statement describes contributions to fairness, diversity and inclusion (as shown above); List of posts; Research statement explaining the current and future research interests; An educational file to include an educational statement, a sample of the course of the training course, and teaching assessments. Applicants should also arrange at least four modern reference messages (on the header, historian and signature) downloaded through Mathjobs directly by the book, including at least one line taking the candidate education. All requests must be received, including modern reference messages, by November 3, 2025. For inquiries, please call Stephanie Michelle, Assistant President, Stephanie.Michelle@utoronto.ca

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