Job
Assistant or Associate Professor in Visual Analytics
TU Delft
At a glance
- Deadline
- Closes 1 November 2026, 10 days leftThe posting gives a date, not a time. Days left are counted in Lagos time.
- Fee
- No fee to apply
- Who may apply
- A PhD in computer science, mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, data science, artificial intelligence or a closely related field
- A research record in visual analytics and enthusiasm for teaching. Based in Delft, with relocation support for international employees
- Where
- Delft, Netherlands
A salaried faculty post at TU Delft in visual analytics, open to international applicants with relocation support. It pays a monthly salary and builds an academic career.
The facts
- Where
- Delft, Netherlands
- How long
- Salaried faculty post
Where you stand
This one is free. There is no fee to apply, and nobody should ask you for money at any point.
What they ask for
- A PhD in computer science, mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, data science, artificial intelligence or a closely related field
- A research record in visual analytics and enthusiasm for teaching. Based in Delft, with relocation support for international employees
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1. What to get ready
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In their words: “TU Delft asks for a CV with a publication list, a motivation letter (one to two pages), a research statement (one to four pages) and an education statement (one to four pages), uploaded online; email and post applications are not accepted. Referee contacts are requested later, at interview stage.”
2. Dates
- Closes 1 November 2026, in 10 days.
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- Aim to send it by 29 October 2026. Websites slow down near a deadline, and data runs out. Our advice
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