Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Small Grains Breeding at Texas A&M University Texas A&M University in United States

Texas A&M University / Texas A&M AgriLife Research has posted a faculty opening for an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Small Grains Breeding. This is a research and teaching-oriented academic position focused on wheat breeding, small grains breeding, and genetics, with facilities at the West Texas A&M University campus in Canyon, Texas, and greenhouse/field facilities in Bushland, Texas near the USDA-ARS facility.

The post is shared by Shuyu Liu, Professor in Wheat Breeding and Genetics at Texas A&M University. The role appears to be part of the university’s agricultural research and breeding program, making it relevant for candidates with expertise in plant breeding, crop improvement, and related agricultural genetics research.

Eligibility highlights: the announcement is for faculty appointment levels spanning Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor. The post does not list detailed degree or publication requirements in the text provided, so applicants should consult the official job posting for full criteria.

Funding: this is a salaried faculty position; no stipend, tuition, or scholarship funding is mentioned.

Application: apply online via the Workday job portal linked in the post. The deadline is 2026-06-30.