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The Physics Program in the College of Engineering & Science at University of Detroit Mercy invites candidates to apply for a full-time lecturer position starting August 16, 2025. University of Detroit Mercy is dedicated to the goal of building a supportive, diverse and inclusive academic community, with a commitment to experiential and community engaged learning. Our excellent student outcomes led to recognition by the Wall Street Journal Best Colleges report, ranking UDM 2nd in Michigan and 43rd nationally. As a primarily undergraduate institution (PUI), Detroit Mercy offers small classes and close collegial relationships. Faculty in the College of Engineering & Science form a dynamic community of teaching scholars with a strong focus on student-centered teaching and academic mentorship of students. The Physics program at Detroit Mercy is a vibrant program whose faculty teach courses required for students majoring in science and engineering disciplines, as well as the university core curriculum; engage in interdisciplinary and collaborative teaching and research; and mentor students within the College of Engineering and Science. Physics faculty have opportunities to collaborate with faculty in other disciplines and at partner institutions and organizations. We are particularly interested in candidates who can demonstrate through their teaching, experience, and service that they can contribute to the Mission of the University and our commitment to provide support and opportunities for historically minoritized students across all disciplines. A successful candidate would be one that has a strong interest in implementing best practices in teaching pedagogy, including evidence-based teaching and assessment strategies. In addition, we seek an educator who is an enthusiastic teacher-scholar committed to supporting a diverse population of students and who can inspire and educate future scientists and engineers. Candidates should hold at minimum a Master’s degree in physics or physics specialty. We also welcome applications from individuals with a terminal degree in Science Education with a focus on Physics.
