University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Announces 33 Assistant Professor Positions

Overview

The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has officially opened a call for 33 new Assistant Professor positions, part of a national effort to attract and retain academic talent.

These vacancies are funded through a collaboration between the Spanish Ministry of Science, the Canary Islands government, and the university itself, under the broader framework of the Organic Law 2/2023.

This recruitment drive reflects Spain's commitment to strengthening its higher education sector, offering fixed-term contracts to qualified researchers with a doctoral degree.

Recruitment Process

• The process will be conducted entirely online, ensuring transparency and accessibility for all candidates.
• Applicants need to meet specific qualifications, including holding a doctorate and having a track record of research and teaching excellence.
• The selection process involves a rigorous two-phase evaluation:
  • First, a curriculum vetting based on merits.
  • Second, a public presentation of academic career highlights and an area-specific lecture.

Significance

These new hires will play a crucial role in:

• university development
• local research initiatives

Helping the campus meet both national standards and regional needs.

The move highlights Spain’s dedication to:

• increasing university faculty
• promoting research excellence

Which ultimately benefits:

• students
• local communities
• the broader scientific landscape.

"This initiative underscores our commitment to advancing higher education and fostering research talent within the region."