14 phd-ethics positions at University of North Carolina Wilmington

General Chemistry Lecturer

PhD in Chemistry is required. The search committee will consider candidates who are ABD; however, the degree must be completed prior to the position start date. Preferred Education, Knowledge, Skills

Lecturer, Assistant Professor, or Associate Professor of Economics (Non-Tenure Track

track appointment at the rank of assistant or associate must have a PhD (or ABD) in economics. Applicants for appointment at the rank of lecturer must have at least a master’s in economics (or related

General Chemistry Lecturer

mentoring undergraduate students. Minimum Education and Experience Requirements A PhD in Chemistry is required. The search committee will consider candidates who are ABD; however, the degree must be completed

General Chemistry Lecturer

mentoring undergraduate students. Minimum Education and Experience Requirements A PhD in Chemistry or related field is required. The search committee will consider candidates who are ABD; however, the degree

Lecturer / General Chemistry Lab Coordinator

of Science (BS, ACS Certified), Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biochemistry (expected Fall 2024), Master of Science (MS) degrees and a PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. A significant portion of the training takes

Research Computing and Data Professional

collaboratively with other university stakeholders. Preferred Education, Knowledge, Skills & Experience PhD in computational or natural sciences discipline preferred. Two years of experience using shared HPC

Lecturer/Lab Coordinator

Biochemistry (expected Fall 2024), Master of Science (MS) degrees and a PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. A significant portion of the training takes place in our laboratories, both those associated with courses

Assistant Professor - Public Administration

Experience Requirements PhD in Public Administration, Public Affairs, Public Policy, or a closely related field is required. NOTE: ABD candidates will be considered; however, if PhD is not granted prior

Carl B. Brown Distinguished Professor in Marine Science

in four graduate programs; MS in Marine Science, MS in Chemistry, PhD in Applied Coastal & Ocean Sciences, and PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The recipient is selected as a distinguished professor

Carl B. Brown Distinguished Professor in Marine Science

in four graduate programs; MS in Marine Science, MS in Chemistry, PhD in Applied Coastal & Ocean Sciences, and PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The recipient is selected as a distinguished professor