Open-Rank Faculty Position in Urbanism 2027-2028

at 11:59 PM Eastern Time Description IE School of Architecture and Design at IE University invites applications for an Open-rank, tenure-track or tenured faculty position in Urbanism. We seek an outstanding scholar whose research addresses how cities can respond to contemporary environmental, social, and economic challenges, including climate change, resource scarcity, and social inclusion. We welcome applications from researchers working in urbanism, urban planning, architecture, urban science, environmental engineering, and related fields. We are particularly interested in candidates whose research advances our understanding of sustainable urban transformation through rigorous empirical, quantitative, computational, or interdisciplinary approaches. Areas of research interest include, but are not limited to: Urban climate adaptation, mitigation, and resilience Urban energy and resource systems Urban circularity and life-cycle assessment Sustainable mobility and transportation systems Nature-based solutions and urban environmental performance Urban analytics, spatial analysis, GIS, modelling, and digital twins Candidates are expected to demonstrate a strong commitment to academic research and the potential to make significant contributions to scholarship in their respective fields. Research Expectations The successful candidate will be expected to develop and sustain an internationally recognized research program, publish in leading peer-reviewed academic journals and other highly regarded scholarly outlets, and contribute to the research environment of IE School of Architecture and Design. The ability to attract competitive research funding and develop international research collaborations is important. Experience securing or contributing to competitive research grants, will be considered an advantage. The successful candidate will also have opportunities to contribute to the school's expanding research activities on cities, including a planned research center dedicated to the future of cities. Depending on academic rank and experience, this may involve developing collaborative research initiatives, leading externally funded projects, building international research partnerships, and helping translate research findings into policy and practice. Teaching Responsibilities The successful candidate will contribute to teaching across undergraduate and graduate programs at IE School of Architecture and Design, including programs in Architecture and Real Estate Development. To know more about IE University and the School, visit: IE School of Architecture and Design Qualifications A Ph. D. in urbanism, urban planning, architecture, environmental engineering, urban science, or a related field. Candidates nearing completion of their doctorate may apply, provided the degree is completed before the appointment begins. A demonstrated record of high-quality academic research or strong potential to develop an internationally recognized research agenda, appropriate to the academic rank sought. Expertise in one or more of the research areas identified above. Demonstrated teaching effectiveness or potential to teach successfully at undergraduate and graduate levels. Fluency in English. Application Instructions Please create your dossier and apply via Interfolio by January 15, 2027 at: https://apply.interfolio.com/196684 Applicants should submit: A cover letter describing their interest in the position. A curriculum vitae, including publications, research activities, and teaching experience. A research statement outlining past contributions and future research plans. A teaching statement describing teaching experience, interests, and approach. Up to three representative scholarly publications or working papers. Contact information for three academic references. Applications will be reviewed based on research excellence and potential, alignment with the school's research priorities, teaching capabilities, and potential contributions to the academic community.