The Institute of Fine Arts of New York University seeks applications for a professor in conservation science. This is an open-rank search: the appointment will be at a rank and tenure status commensurate with the successful candidate’s experience and potential, guided by the ranking standards of the University as outlined below. The appointee will teach four graduate-level courses each academic year at the Conservation Center, chosen from among the foundations-level courses in science that every conservation student must take, as well as from upper-level courses within the appointee’s area of expertise. As a full-time member of the Institute of Fine Arts faculty, the appointee will advise and actively mentor students, maintain an active research program, and complete University service and administrative duties. The successful candidate for Assistant Professor, tenure-track, will demonstrate excellence in scholarship, experience in and/or potential for effective teaching, and will hold a terminal degree (PhD) in an appropriate field within science (for example: cultural heritage science, chemistry, materials science, engineering, or environmental sciences), with a minimum of one to three years of post-graduate experience, preferably in museum-based conservation science.

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