Assistant / Associate / Professor (D2) of Geography

Category: Foreign teachers for teaching and research (Performing duties as a full-timer (for 9 months and above each year)

First-Level Discipline: Geomatics Science and Technology

Second-Level Discipline: Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Cartography and Geographic Information Engineering

Responsibilities:

Engage in research on Geomatics Science and Remote Sensing, participate in the discipline building of Geomatics Science and Technology, undertake or participate in various scientific research projects, and responsible for undergraduate and postgraduate teaching tasks and social services.

First-Level Discipline: Safety Science and Engineering

Second-Level Discipline: Safety and Emergency Management

Responsibilities:

Build core courses of Emergency Management, apply for state-level projects, and facilitate the transformation of scientific research achievements into social services.

Hiring Criteria:

Meet the BNU requirements of Administrative Measures for Hiring Foreign Teachers (Trial) (SXF [2018] No. 45), aged under 31 in principle, and meet the BNU hiring criteria for Backbone Talents of D2 level of Science and Engineering.

For more details on the Eligibility, Remuneration and Benefits, please visit BNU Global Recruitment - Beijing Campus

Application:

For more information and to submit your application, please refer to below contact details.

Mr./Ms. Dang

Tel: +86-10-58805776

Email: dangyinuo@bnu.edu.cn

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