Open Rank, Tenure-Track Developmental Science
Psychology, Neuroscience and Developmental Neuroscience open-rank tenure-track faculty position at Emory University
Apply by Thursday, Oct 29 at 03:59 UTC
About
Emory Psychology invites developmental scientists for an open-rank tenure-track appointment beginning August 1, 2027. The search welcomes interdisciplinary work, including neuroscience, comparative and computational approaches to development. Responsibilities include maintaining a productive research programme, teaching and mentoring, and contributing to the intellectual life of the department. Applications must be complete by October 28, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time; late applications are not accepted.
Topics
- Emory Psychology
- developmental scientists
- interdisciplinary work
- Neuroscience
- computational approaches
- development
- research programme
- teaching
- mentoring
Requirements
PhD in psychology, neuroscience or a related field. Submit a CV, research and teaching statements, two or three publications, and three recommendation letters through Interfolio; follow the full instructions on the employer page.
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