Employment Opportunities

The School of Social Work is seeking to fill multiple tenure-track faculty positions (open rank). The successful candidates for these positions will have a doctorate in social work or a related discipline, an MSW with practice experience preferred.

Duties include:

• Research and scholarship;
• Teaching in the school’s degree programs;
• Cross-disciplinary collaboration with university colleagues; and
• Other typical faculty responsibilities.

Applicants are expected to have a scholarly record appropriate for their substantive area, and for the rank at which they are applying. Applicants with research expertise in gerontology, developmental disabilities, health/mental health, substance use, emerging technologies, and implementation science are particularly encouraged to apply.

The School of Social Work is searching for a candidate to join our school in a non-tenure-track faculty position (open rank). The successful candidate will have an MSW and be eligible for clinical licensure in social work.

Applicants with expertise in any of the following areas: administration, gerontology, developmental disabilities, health/mental health, substance use, emerging technologies, and implementation science are particularly encouraged to apply.
Experience teaching online is strongly preferred, but not required.

Duties include:

• Teaching in the school’s degree programs,
• Cross-disciplinary collaboration with university colleagues, including the School of Management, as well as other typical faculty responsibilities.
  

None at this time.

We continually seek qualified, online-experienced, adjunct faculty with a minimum of two years post-MSW practice experience with a strong interest in teaching MSW students at the foundation and advanced levels. These opportunities also include online course development. If you have taught in an online environment (MSW program or otherwise) and are interested in applying for an adjunct faculty position, please apply through the UB Jobs link below. Questions may be directed to Kathryn Kendall at kkendall@buffalo.edu.