Durham University’s School of Government and International Affairs seeks an Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics with strong quantitative research skills and a regional focus on Africa, Asia, Latin America or the Middle East. The post emphasizes both research and teaching excellence and engaging with diverse curricula.
The appointee will contribute to our research community, collaborate across departments, and support innovative teaching practices for undergraduate and postgraduate
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Assistant Professor, Comparative Politics (Quant Methods) employer: Durham University
Durham University is an exceptional employer, offering a collaborative and supportive work culture that fosters professional growth and development. As a Strategic Pre-Award Grants Manager, you will benefit from a dynamic environment that values innovation and teamwork, while also enjoying access to comprehensive training opportunities and a commitment to work-life balance in the vibrant city of Durham.
