List of academic ranks

This list of academic ranks identifies the hierarchical ranking structure found amongst scholars in academia. The lists below refer specifically to colleges and universities throughout the world, although other institutions of higher learning may follow a similar schema.

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

Belgium

Dutch speaking community

Administrative ranks

French community

Administrative ranks

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Administrative ranks

Honorary ranks

Bulgaria

University
Academy of Sciences
Higher administration of the academy of sciences
Administrative ranks

Canada

Faculty appointment

Assistant professor is the entry-level rank for non-tenured members of faculty.

Non-faculty teaching and research personnel

Administrative ranks

Croatia

Honorary academic rank

Administrative ranks

Cuba

Tenured:

Cyprus

Tenure-track faculty positions

Non-tenure track positions

Estonia

France

FacultyResearch-onlyTeaching-onlyPart-time
Permanent positionsProfesseur des universités or Directeur d'étudesDirecteur de recherche Professeur des universités associé
Maître de conférencesChargé de rechercheprofesseur agrégé or professeur certifiéMaître de conférences associé
Temporary positionsAttaché temporaire d'enseignement et de recherches (ATER)Post-doctorantChargé d'enseignement
Doctorant contractuel chargé d'enseignementDoctorant contractuel

Ghana

Academic Positions

Administrative Positions

Greece

Αn honorary title for people at the rank of Professor who have reached the legal age for retirement; If they wish, they have the right, for a limited time after retirement, to continue their research projects.

A temporary employee with a short-term contract, usually for one semester, usually holder of a Ph.D. as described in the Greek Presidential Decree 407/1980. Adjunct Lecturers and Assistant Professors are sometimes called simply as "407" or "P.D. 407", after the number of the Decree.

This rank was abolished in 1982, but people holding it remain teaching assistants until retirement.

Administrative ranks (Universities and Technical Universities)

The holders of administrative ranks must be Professors or Associate Professors. The only exception is Secretary General, who is not a faculty member.

Administrative ranks (Technological Educational Institutes)

The holders of administrative ranks must be Professors or Associate Professors.

Guyana

Administrative ranks

Hong Kong

Academic ranks
In the past, Hong Kong followed the British system (4 levels). In recent years it is moving towards the North American counterpart, with the titles renamed to their corresponding equivalence (professor, associate professor, and assistant professor). Institutions established in the 1980s and 1990s almost entirely follows the North American system, while older ones, notably The University of Hong Kong is in the process of transition.[1] Depending on institutions, the title of "professor" is assumed by chair professors and professors, or assistant professors and above.

Administrative ranks

Iceland

Indonesia

Academic ranks There are 4 academic ranks which can be categorized to 9 main levels with one or more rates within each rank.

  1. Asisten Ahli (Associate Lecturer, rates: 100, 150)
  2. Lektor (Lecturer, rates: 200, 300)
  3. Lektor Kepala (Senior Lecturer, rates: 400, 550, 700)
  4. Guru Besar (professor)
    • Guru Besar Madya (Associate Professor) - Rate 850
    • Guru Besar (Professor) - Rate 1050

Administrative ranks (university)

Fakultas-Fakultas (University Schools)

Iran

Emeritus ranks

Administrative ranks

Iraq

Israel

Academic:

Administrative Ranks:

Japan

Tenured or non-tenured faculty[note 1]

Kōshi (講師)andJokyō (助教) are likely to be non-tenure. fellow,Kenkyūin (研究員) and assistant,Joshu (助手). Limited tenure track positions (similar to the United States) have recently been introduced ("tenure". 国立研究開発法人 科学技術振興機構. Retrieved 15 June 2015. ). In this system Jokyō (助教) corresponds to assistant professor.

Korea

Protected job titles (aka tenure positions):

Other positions:

Latvia

Administrative positions:

Academic positions:

Lebanon

Academic positions at the Lebanese American University:

Libya

Macau

At the University of Macau there are nine levels of faculty rank, namely

At the Macau Polytechnic Institute there are three levels

Former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia

Administrative positions:

Malta

Mexico

Often described (in Spanish) as Associate Professor (profesor asociado) A, B or C (indicating their level from lower to higher)

Research titles are linked to the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores given by the national research council (Conacyt):

All titles, both professors and researchers, can be given in a:

Administrative academic positions:

Nigeria

Academic Positions

Administrative Positions

Pakistan

Philippines

(Ranks reach up to the 12th level at the University of the Philippines)

Dedication rank

Administrative ranks (UP System;National)

Other professors

Poland

Research-and-teaching staff (higher rank)

and also for a special purpose:

Teaching staff: (lower rank)

Elected or nominated posts

Romania

Administrative ranks

Research-and-teaching staff (higher rank)

and also for a special purpose:

Teaching staff (lower rank)

Slovakia

Special

Administrative

Honorary ranks

Slovenia

Administrative ranks

Honorary ranks

Sri Lanka

Administrative ranks

Switzerland

German-language universities

[note 2]

French-language universities

Taiwan

Trinidad and Tobago

Tunisia

Administrative ranks

Turkey

Academic ranks

Administrative ranks

United Kingdom

Academic ranks in the United Kingdom

United States

Academic ranks in the United States

Venezuela

Dedication rank

Administrative ranks (public national)

Other professors

Auxiliary and Lab assistants

Notes

  1. Japan has been taking steps to make its academic rankings similar to that of America. But whereas only PhDs can acquire the rank of "assistant professor" in the US, many Japanese "assistant professors" (and in the past, "associate professors") have only masters degrees and do not advance beyond that.
  2. The title of "Oberassistent" is comparable to the German Akademischer_Rat, a postdoctoral position that today has mostly been replaced by the position of Juniorprofessur. It is typically non-tenured and does not imply faculty rank (i.e., one would not participate in faculty meetings of professors).

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