Tenure track assistant professor/Associate professor positions in Veterinary medicine

The Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (ANIVET) is seeking three new staff members for teaching and research in veterinary medicine. The positions are available from 1 August 2027 or soon thereafter.The educational activities for these positions are aimed at students in veterinary medicine at both the bachelor’s and master’s levels.The veterinary medicine programme is organised into courses covering educationally relevant themes and integrates a range of disciplines, and this is done with the vision to create a professional engagement while ensuring scientific depth for the students of veterinary medicine.ANIVET is part of the Faculty of Technical Sciences at Aarhus University . The department is located near Viborg (Campus AU Viborg – Research Centre Foulum) and encompasses five research units with approximately 200 dedicated employees of which 50% are scientific staff. The AU Viborg campus will gradually grow to a student population of 800 – 900. The positions will be integrated into the department’s existing scientific research units, in which scientists at all career stages work together with skilled technical staff such as laboratory technicians and data analysts. The positions Clinical veterinary science – livestock Veterinary public health Veterinary pathology If you wish to apply for more than one position, please apply for each position separately. Please read more down below in “How to apply”. 1. Tenure track assistant professor or Associated Professor in Clinical veterinary science – livestock We are seeking a candidate with a clinical background in veterinary science within production animals - Livestock. Research tasks The focus of the position is to: Perform clinical veterinary science within production animals, with emphasis on individual or group-level animal diagnostics, clinical decision-making, and evidence-based treatment and prevention strategies. Research in major production diseases in cattle and/or pigs of significant importance in Europe, including development of clinically applicable knowledge and tools supporting veterinary decision-making in practice. Integrate clinical findings with herd-level data to improve disease prevention and health management in modern production systems. Within his/her area of expertise, it is expected that in addition the candidate will: Conduct research-based advisory work for authorities and have an active role in externally funded research projects. Contribute to the development and...

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