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in Chemistry/Physics: The ideal candidate has experience in developing computational methods in the fields of theoretical chemistry/physics. For positions in Applied Mathematics: The ideal candidate
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. Position description Applicants internal to the UCM Department of Natural Sciences Education who had an appointment in 2024-2025 and apply by the “Initial Review Date” will be considered prior to all other
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Scholar must have a PhD degree in Electrical, Mechanical or Computer Engineering. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are required. Preferred qualifications Applicants are preferred to have a
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Farms Food Future (F3) initiative by aligning new program development with regional priorities in agricultural technology, innovation, and workforce development, particularly in support of economic
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. The School of Natural Sciences anticipates hiring full and part-time lecturer positions to teach the following subjects in AY 2025-2026: Biostatistics Preparatory Calculus Calculus I & II Introduction
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, computer science, electrical engineering or physics. Preferred qualifications A deep understanding of statistical modeling, inference, and compressed sensing. Experience deriving biological insights from large
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. The SWF program is an innovative initiative designed to equip researchers with the knowledge and skills necessary to tackle the challenges of climate change and water resource management. By integrating
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. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Qualifications Basic qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Natural Resource Management
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based at UC Merced who are skillful in educating medical students with the foundational science concepts, community health experience, and San Joaquin Valley experiences that they will need to advance
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Position overview Position title: Instructor, Teacher Preparation Program Salary range: An estimated range for this position is $1,875 to $4,500 per course, depending on assignment and class