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Project Assistant Professor or Special Project Faculty Member in Space Information Science, Astronomy, Astrophysics and AI Kumamoto University in Japan
Degree Level
Master's, Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Annual income is 5,000,000–7,000,000 yen, determined according to experience and qualifications, under an annual salary system including bonuses and allowances. Health insurance, employees' pension insurance, workers' compensation insurance and employment insurance are provided. Relocation travel expenses are available according to university regulations.
Deadline
Dec 18, 2026
Country
Japan
University
Kumamoto University
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About this position
Kumamoto University is recruiting three fixed-term Project Assistant Professors or Special Project Faculty Members for its Department of Physical Sciences in the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology. The appointments support the university’s new Space Information Science Course, which integrates space science with data science, artificial intelligence and advanced computational science.
Successful candidates will conduct cutting-edge research in space information science and related areas of astronomy, astrophysics, cosmic rays, nuclear physics and elementary particle physics. The research environment encompasses theoretical and observational studies, data analysis, numerical simulation and AI applications, offering scope for interdisciplinary work across space science and information science.
The role also contributes to the educational and practical mission of the new course. Faculty members will support specialized subjects and hands-on training in programming and data analysis, develop online and other pre-enrollment learning materials, assist with large-scale computer operations and project management, and help advance social co-creation projects with local governments and private companies.
The position is embedded in an emerging educational and research hub designed to prepare highly specialized personnel for next-generation space research and an AI-oriented society. It offers opportunities to collaborate with faculty, students, companies and public-sector partners while developing interdisciplinary research and teaching activities.
Funding details
Annual income is 5,000,000–7,000,000 yen, determined according to experience and qualifications, under an annual salary system including bonuses and allowances. Health insurance, employees' pension insurance, workers' compensation insurance and employment insurance are provided. Relocation travel expenses are available according to university regulations.
What's required
Applicants must hold a Master's, Doctoral, or Ph.D. degree and demonstrate outstanding research achievements. They should be enthusiastic about education and research at undergraduate and graduate levels and university administration. Japanese-language proficiency sufficient for internal and external university duties is required, as is the ability to communicate, lecture and provide instruction in English.
How to apply
Prepare an electronic resume, categorized achievement list, up to five major publications, research summaries and teaching statements. Email the application materials to [email protected], replacing “(at)” with “@” if necessary.
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