Associate Professor in sociology with focus on quantitative methods

The position of Associate Professor in sociology with a focus on quantitative methods requires advanced expertise in sociological theories combined with strong proficiency in quantitative research techniques. Candidates should demonstrate extensive experience in designing, conducting, and analyzing quantitative studies within the social sciences, utilizing statistical software such as SPSS, Stata, R, or similar tools. A deep understanding of statistical methodologies including regression analysis, multivariate analysis, survey design, and data modeling is essential. The role demands the ability to teach and mentor students in quantitative methods, develop curriculum, and contribute to academic research through publications and grant applications. Strong analytical skills, critical thinking, and the capacity to interpret complex data sets to draw meaningful sociological conclusions are crucial. While specific experience and education levels are not provided, the title of Associate Professor implies a significant academic background, typically including a PhD in sociology or a related discipline, and several years of postdoctoral research or teaching experience. The candidate should also possess excellent communication skills to effectively disseminate research findings and collaborate within interdisciplinary teams. Overall, the role combines rigorous academic scholarship with practical application of quantitative methods to advance sociological knowledge.