Tenure-Track Hydrology & Water Resources Faculty

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university of houstonHouston (TX)

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The University of Houston invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering to build internationally recognized, externally funded research programs and contribute to education. Candidates should strengthen hydrology, hydraulics, earth system modeling, and water resources, with emphasis on floods, droughts, coastal processes, and resilience. Collaboration across disciplines and with the Cullen College of Engineering is encouraged.

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