Overview
1. Job Summary
The Global Health Program is the first full English program initiated by the College of Public Health at the National Taiwan University. The newly recruited faculty for this program is expected to deliver classes in English and contribute to both master’s and doctoral programs, as well as support undergraduate courses taught in English within his/her areas of expertise. His/her responsibilities in teaching, research, and service should align with the standard expectations for full-time faculty roles, and he/she is required to offer 2 credits in common, general education, or service courses each academic year. Additionally, he/she will help the school improve English instruction, curriculum development, research, and counseling in their professional fields, while also acting as mentors to foster an environment where professional fields are conducted entirely in English.
This program will have a joint appointment with the Institute of Food Safety and Health at the College of Public Health, leveraging the skills of newly recruited faculty. We warmly encourage individuals who are enthusiastic about global public health education and committed to enhancing global public health to submit their applications.
The rank and salary of the selected candidate will depend on the candidate’s qualifications. In addition to the base salary stipulated by regulations, newly appointed faculty at the university will receive generous start-up funding. Outstanding new faculty who meet the criteria for incentive measures may also be eligible for additional bonuses and allowances.
2. Required Qualifications
Applicants should have obtained a doctoral degree in a relevant field from a university recognized by the Ministry of Education, either domestic or international. Having more than one year of teaching and research experience in the relevant field is preferred. Current full-time faculty or researchers at domestic public or private universities and research institutions are not eligible to apply.
Field Expertise:
(1) Emerging food safety evaluation of modeling
(2) Health effects of gut microbiota
(3) Food chemistry and food safety on food processing
(4) Other food safety and health expertise, and able to complement the knowledge and skills of the faculty within the College of Public Health, National Taiwan University
3. How to Apply
Please provide the following digital documents in order as the application materials.
(1) Cover letter: Please specify which position rank you would like to apply for. Statements of research and teaching interests with one to two examples of how their research, teaching or service may contribute to the intellectual diversity of GHP and meet the diverse needs of GHP students.
(2) Curriculum vitae in Mandarin and English. (If your native language is not Mandarin, the English CV is fine. )
(3) Identity document: For nationals of the Republic of China, please attach a photocopy of the front and back of your ID card; for Foreigners, please attach a photocopy of the basic passport information page; for Dual nationals, please attach both.
(4) An authenticated copy of the Ph.D. diploma and the original academic transcripts. (If yours are not in Mandarin or English, please provide English translated authenticated version.)
(5) One copy for each of the current and previous employment experience certificates (The original copy of the foreign employment experience certificate is required). Please list them in chronological order.
(6) One selected publications list, including full-text copies of representative publications (no more than four) within five years; and full-text copies of referenced publications (no more than ten) within 7 years. (Please consult Attachment 1: Selected Publications List)
(7) The original of the verification of the co-author’s contribution to the applicant’s representative publications. (If you are the single author or the academician of Academia Sinica, then you do not have to attach.) Please submit the verification at least before the interview. (Please consult Attachment 2: Verification of Co-author’s Contribution to the Applicant’s Representative Publication)
(8) Three recommendation letters.
(9) The teaching and research plans for the next 3 years per the curriculum needs of GHP.
(10) Other information that helps the search committee better understand the applicant’s qualifications. (For example: The teaching courses and evaluation results for the past 3 years, the catalog of research projects and the rewards, etc.)
4. Employment period
The earliest starting date is on August 1ST, 2026.
5. Deadline for application
The deadline is by October 31ST, 2025.
6. How to send the application documents
The digital application materials and questions regarding the position should be addressed to the program E-mail box (ntumgh@ntu.edu.tw) (Please set the title name as “To apply for the full-time faculty position of GHP in 2026”
7. Contact Information
The contact person: Director Kun-Hsien Tsai / Mrs. Jing-Ruei, Chen
Phone number: +886-2-3366-8103 (Director Tsai’s office) / +886-2-3366-8094 (GHP office)
E-mail: ntumgh@ntu.edu.tw
GHP website: https://ghp.ntu.edu.tw
8. Attachments
(1) Selected Publications List (Download link: https://reurl.cc/lzmqA9)
(2) Verification of Co-author’s Contribution to the Applicant’s Representative Publication (https://reurl.cc/xNzN2e)
EEO Statement
National Taiwan University is an employer who offers equal opportunity.
About College of Public Health, National Taiwan University
The predecessor of National Taiwan University(NTU), under the name of Taihoku Imperial University, was founded in 1928. Following the end of World War II in 1945, it was reorganized and renamed National Taiwan University. Over the course of nearly a century marked by dedication and perseverance, NTU has grown exponentially and is currently the home to 17 colleges, 3 professional schools (Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine, and Pharmacy), 61 departments, 152 graduate institutes (including 32 integrated master’s and doctoral programs). Including its Division of Continuing Education, the university currently has a student population of approximately 34,000.
The College of Public Health at NTU was established in 1993.The NTU CPH is the first institution in Asia to be accredited by the Council on Education of Public Health (CEPH) in the U.S since 2017 and is also a member of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) in the U.S. In addition, the College of Public Health is home to the Department of Public Health, 2 programs, and 6 graduate institutes per different expertise.
- Institute of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine,
- Institute of Health Data Analytics and Statistics,
- Institute of Health Policy & Management,
- Institute of Health Behaviors & Community Sciences,
- Institute of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences, and
- Institute of Food Safety & Health.
- Two programs are Master of Public Health and Global Health Program.
The College of Public Health strives to be a leading institution that fosters future public health professionals and leaders with sound scientific reasoning and humane caring, pursues innovation and excellence, and is dedicated to developing effective solutions to public health issues. Our mission is to improve the health and well-being of populations worldwide by our devotion to education, research, and service. On par with our mission statement, we aim to instill in our students the core values of our institution: compassion, integrity, teamwork, and equality.
International Faculty Recruitment – College of Public Health, National Taiwan University (NTU)
Taipei, Taiwan | Open-Rank Positions | Multiple Vacancies
The College of Public Health at National Taiwan University (NTU) invites outstanding international scholars to apply for full-time faculty positions at all academic ranks. We are entering an exciting phase of faculty expansion, with multiple openings expected over the next three years. This is a unique opportunity to join a top-tier institution in East Asia and help shape the future of global public health research, education, and policy.
Why Taiwan and NTU?
Located in the heart of vibrant Taipei, NTU is consistently ranked among Asia’s leading universities. Taiwan offers a high quality of life, a safe and welcoming environment, excellent healthcare, and a rich blend of cultures. NTU’s College of Public Health is the first and only accredited school of public health in Taiwan (by CEPH), with a strong international reputation and partnerships worldwide.
Areas of Interest:
We welcome applicants from all public health disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine
- Biostatistics, AI, and Health Data Science
- Environmental and Occupational Health
- Food Science and Safety
- Health Policy, Management, and Systems
- Social and Behavioral Health Sciences
Who Should Apply?
We encourage applications from candidates with:
- A doctoral degree (PhD, ScD, DrPH, or equivalent) in public health or related fields
- A strong research portfolio and publication record
- A commitment to high-quality teaching and student mentorship
- Interest in contributing to interdisciplinary and collaborative research
Special Opportunities:
Candidates with a distinguished record of research and publication are also eligible to apply for:
- Jade Mountain Scholars Program (for senior scholars)
- Jade Mountain Young Scholars Program (for early-career researchers)
These prestigious university-wide programs provide:
- Competitive salary supplements
- Substantial startup and research funding
- Reduced teaching responsibilities to support research
What We Offer:
- A collegial, multicultural academic environment
- English-friendly teaching and research support
- Access to a wide range of international collaborations and networks
- Opportunities for advancement and leadership