West Chester University: Biologist

Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology; Chester; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A higher education institution in Chester seeks an Assistant Professor of Biology to develop an active research program and teach various Biology courses. Candidates should have a doctorate by August 2026 and demonstrate a commitment to inclusive education. This role emphasizes student success and equity in learning opportunities.

Qualifications

• Strong dedication to inclusive teaching and mentoring.
• Experience in building a student-centered research program.
• Ability to teach lecture and/or laboratories for different courses.

Responsibilities

• Develop an active, funded, student-centered research program.
• Teach lecture and/or laboratories for various Biology courses.
• Create an undergraduate Biology course supporting General Education Goals.

Education

Earned doctorate in Biology or a related discipline

Job description

# West Chester University: BiologistPosted on August 7, 2025The Department of Biology invites applicants for a tenure-track, Assistant Professor of Biology position. We are seeking candidates with a strong dedication to inclusive teaching and mentoring, who are excited to build a student-centered research program and bring research expertise to our community of scholars. The position begins in August 2026, and an earned doctorate in Biology or a related discipline by the time of appointment is required. Candidates will have opportunities to teach lecture and/or laboratories for different courses in the Biology program, depending on the candidate’s area of expertise. In addition, candidates will develop an undergraduate Biology course that supports WCU General Education Goals. The successful candidate will develop an active, funded, student-centered research program in their area of expertise. The Department of Biology supports student success and inclusive learning environments to ensure equitable educational, research, and career opportunities for all students. Learn more about the Department of Biology here: , and apply online at