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Associate / Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering

Sultan Qaboos University · Muscat

Job type
Full-time
Location
Muscat, Oman
Experience
3 years
Salary
Non-Omani: from OMR 1,636 (Assistant Professor) or OMR 2,283 (Associate Professor) per month plus housing and allowances; Omani appointees per university regulations
Education
PhD in Chemical Engineering
Posted
5 Nov 2026

Overview

The Department of Petroleum and Chemical Engineering at Sultan Qaboos University is hiring a chemical engineering academic. Research areas of interest include process systems engineering, reaction engineering and hydrocarbon processing.

Key responsibilities

  • Teach undergraduate and postgraduate chemical engineering courses
  • Build a research programme in process systems, reaction engineering or hydrocarbon processing
  • Supervise capstone projects and graduate theses
  • Secure research grants and contribute to institutional service

Requirements

  • PhD in Chemical Engineering from a reputable university
  • At least 3 years of relevant academic experience
  • Established research record in one of the listed areas
  • Industry experience in hydrocarbon processes is highly regarded

Originally published on SQU Careers. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

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