Assistant Professor in Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (CHBE)

Job Description and Requirements:

The Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is excited to announce several tenure-track faculty positions. We are primarily seeking candidates at the assistant professor level, but exceptionally well-qualified individuals may also be considered for positions at the associate professor and professor levels.

NUS is deeply committed to delivering quality education, conducting influential research, and promoting visionary enterprise for the betterment of our country and society. We take pride in being ranked 8th in the world and the top in Asia, according to the latest QS World University Rankings 2025. Additionally, we are ranked 5th in the world in Chemical Engineering by QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024.

To shape the future of chemical engineering research and education, we are actively seeking exceptionally talented and passionate candidates to join us on the journey of discovering both classical and modern aspects of chemical and biomolecular engineering, covering all scales from the molecular to the macroscopic to the global.

We have a particular interest in the following expert domains:

Process Systems Engineering, Multi-scale Modelling and Simulation

Ideal candidates should hold a Ph.D. degree and possess postdoctoral experience in relevant fields. Demonstrating the ability to develop and maintain an internationally recognized and externally funded research programme within their area of expertise will be considered a valuable advantage. Our faculty members are expected to engage in multi-disciplinary research, teach existing undergraduate and graduate courses, and innovate by developing new programmes.

At NUS, we offer internationally competitive remuneration, relocation assistance, and various other benefits. Moreover, attractive start-up grants will be provided to facilitate the establishment of internationally competitive