Associate Professorship in Cancer Biology

This tenure-track Associate Professorship at the University of Oxford focuses on advancing cellular and molecular cancer biology. Based at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology in collaboration with The Queen’s College, the role offers an opportunity to establish an independent research programme while engaging in undergraduate teaching. The successful candidate will join a dynamic research community with access to state-of-the-art facilities and contribute to shaping the department’s future direction in biomedical research. The position includes a Kingsland Fellowship in Medicine at The Queen’s College, offering additional collegiate support and mentorship opportunities.

• Develop and lead an independent research programme in cellular and/or molecular cancer biology.
• Conduct high-quality biomedical research with access to advanced laboratory facilities and funding.
• Contribute to undergraduate teaching at both departmental and collegiate levels, including mentoring students.
• Engage in collaborative research within Oxford’s thriving biomedical community.
• Shape and develop the department’s strengths in cancer biology and disease treatment research.
• Serve as a mentor for graduate students and contribute to their academic and professional development.
• Participate in collegial activities and maintain a supportive, diverse, and inclusive working environment.