§ · Posting Detail·Sociology, Interdisciplinary Social Sciencesposting · scholiad.com · Listing ID: SCH-C5WWF1

Asst Prof Faculty Position in the Dept of Sociology, with a focus on Livable and Resilient Cities (Boston Univ)

Boston University
Sociology, Interdisciplinary Social SciencesPosted 2026-10-30Nov 30, 2026ActiveClosing soonRecently closedBetween cyclesClosing date passed
§ I·Posting Excerpt

Boston University's Sociology Department seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor focused on livable and resilient cities. Expertise in AI, quantitative, computational, or spatial methods is especially welcome. Salary ranges $115K–$130K. Priority review by November 15; applications close November 30.

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§ II·Eligibility & Work Authorization
  • Career stageUntenured faculty
  • DegreePhD
  • Degree requirementCandidates should have a PhD or equivalent degree in Sociology or a related field
§ III·Funding
  • ComponentsSalary: $115,000–$130,000
§ V·Deadline
  • Final deadlineNov 30, 2026
  • StatusOpen
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