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Job Description- Faculty Fellow in Biology
POSITION SUMMARY
The Niagara University College of Arts and Sciences is seeking outstanding faculty candidates in the field of Microbiology for a faculty fellow position in the Department of Biology. The candidate will be responsible for teaching courses in the Department of Biology including microbiology with laboratory, as well as introductory level classes in public health, and/or specialized courses in their area of expertise.
Candidates are expected to participate in curriculum development and assessment, develop meaningful research experiences for undergraduate students, coordinate professional development activities, as well as engage in service to both the department and university. We seek applicants with an interest in fostering rigorous, inclusive, and high-impact learning environments. Candidates of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Submit cover letter, C.V., and three references along with a statement of teaching philosophy through the application portal.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
- A Master's degree or higher in Medical Microbiology and/or Biomedical sciences or related field.
- Demonstrated experience in microbiological techniques.
- Teaching experience at the university level.
- Candidates should demonstrate knowledge of and the ability to use technology to support instruction.
- An understanding and commitment to working with faculty, staff, and students from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Doctorate in Medical Microbiology, Biomedical sciences and/or a related field.
- Demonstrated ability to teach core courses in biology (e.g., microbiology, anatomy and physiology, introductory biology or capstone writing course).
- In addition to a strong academic background, applicants with experience supporting research training for undergraduates are encouraged to apply.
Job Description- Faculty Fellow in Biology
POSITION SUMMARY
The Niagara University College of Arts and Sciences is seeking outstanding faculty candidates in the field of Microbiology for a faculty fellow position in the Department of Biology. The candidate will be responsible for teaching courses in the Department of Biology including microbiology with laboratory, as well as introductory level classes in public health, and/or specialized courses in their area of expertise.
Candidates are expected to participate in curriculum development and assessment, develop meaningful research experiences for undergraduate students, coordinate professional development activities, as well as engage in service to both the department and university. We seek applicants with an interest in fostering rigorous, inclusive, and high-impact learning environments. Candidates of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Submit cover letter, C.V., and three references along with a statement of teaching philosophy through the application portal.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
- A Master's degree or higher in Medical Microbiology and/or Biomedical sciences or related field.
- Demonstrated experience in microbiological techniques.
- Teaching experience at the university level.
- Candidates should demonstrate knowledge of and the ability to use technology to support instruction.
- An understanding and commitment to working with faculty, staff, and students from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Doctorate in Medical Microbiology, Biomedical sciences and/or a related field.
- Demonstrated ability to teach core courses in biology (e.g., microbiology, anatomy and physiology, introductory biology or capstone writing course).
- In addition to a strong academic background, applicants with experience supporting research training for undergraduates are encouraged to apply.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in professor of biology jobs.
- PhD in biology, ecology, molecular biology, or a closely related field
- Demonstrated record of peer-reviewed publications in a recognized biology subfield
- Experience designing and teaching undergraduate or graduate biology courses
- Active or pending extramural grant funding from NSF, NIH, or comparable agencies
- Ability to mentor graduate students and supervise independent laboratory research
- Proficiency with standard laboratory techniques relevant to the advertised subfield
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Tailor your CV to each institution type
Research-intensive universities want grant history and publication records front and center, while teaching-focused colleges prioritize course development and mentorship. Adjust which section comes first depending on the institution's Carnegie classification before you apply.
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Name your subfield in every document
Search committees scan for specific subfields like marine biology, genetics, or physiology. Use the exact terminology from the job posting in your cover letter, teaching statement, and CV to clear keyword filters and signal a precise fit.
Prepare a teaching portfolio before you apply
Most professor of biology searches require a teaching statement and sample syllabi at the application stage, not during interviews. Having a polished three-course sample ready, including lab components, prevents last-minute delays when deadlines are tight.
Treat the campus visit as a two-way interview
During your job talk, committees assess how you explain complex biology concepts to a mixed audience of faculty and students. Practice narrating your research as a coherent scientific story, then ask specific questions about startup funds, lab space, and core facility access.
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Offer letters for professor of biology roles often include negotiable lab equipment budgets, graduate student funding, and course release time for new faculty. Counter on each item separately rather than asking for a single lump sum to get more traction.
Professor of Biology Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most professor of biologys?
The companies hiring the most professor of biologys right now include Indiana University, University of Miami, and Kennesaw State University, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Openings are distributed across public research universities, private liberal arts colleges, and community colleges.
How many professor of biology jobs are remote?
About 20% of professor of biology openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the lab-intensive nature of most biology faculty roles. Online-only positions are more common in introductory lecture courses and science education programs than in research-active or lab-based faculty lines.
How do you become a professor of biology?
To become a professor of biology, you earn a PhD in biology or a closely related field, then complete one or more postdoctoral research positions to build publications and grant experience. You apply to open faculty searches, submit a CV, cover letter, research statement, and teaching statement, and advance through phone screens, campus visits, and job talks before receiving an offer.
How do you get hired as a professor of biology with little experience?
Candidates with limited independent experience can strengthen their profile by publishing at least one first-author paper, gaining teaching experience as a lecturer or instructor of record, and applying to visiting assistant professor or postdoctoral teaching fellow positions that explicitly welcome early-career candidates. Community colleges and primarily undergraduate institutions often value teaching potential over an extensive research portfolio.
What does the professor of biology interview process look like?
The professor of biology interview process typically begins with a phone or video screen with a faculty search committee, followed by an invitation for an on-campus visit. The campus visit usually includes a research job talk open to the department, a separate teaching demonstration, individual meetings with faculty and department chairs, a graduate student lunch, and a meeting with the dean or research office.
Where can I find and apply to professor of biology jobs?
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