Assistant Professor in Urban Housing Studies

The role of Assistant Professor in Urban Housing Studies requires a strong academic background in urban studies, housing policy, or related social sciences, typically supported by a doctoral degree. Candidates should possess expertise in urban housing issues, including affordable housing, housing markets, urban development, and social equity in housing. Proficiency in qualitative and quantitative research methods is essential, enabling the candidate to conduct rigorous empirical studies and contribute to scholarly literature. Experience in curriculum development and teaching at the university level is important, with the ability to design and deliver courses on urban housing topics to diverse student populations. Strong analytical skills and familiarity with urban planning principles, housing finance, and policy analysis are beneficial. The role may also involve community engagement and collaboration with local government, housing agencies, or non-profits, requiring excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to advancing knowledge in urban housing through research, publication, and participation in academic conferences. Grant writing experience and the ability to secure research funding are advantageous. Overall, the position demands a combination of scholarly expertise, teaching competence, and applied knowledge of urban housing challenges and solutions.