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Bookmark or Share- A Pocket Guide to Academic Ranks - Inside Higher EdThere are three levels of professorships —assistant, associate and (full) professor. Each is a full-time, permanent employee who holds a terminal degree. Typically, professors have a 10-month contract with summers to be used as a time for scholarship. A professorship may be tenure track or non–tenure track.
- List of academic ranks - WikipediaFull professor (Profesor Principal) - PhD and MSc required, and former Associate professor or 15 years of experience (minimum) as researcher in the field to apply. Associate professor (Profesor Asociado) - PhD (postgraduate level) and MSc required, and former Assistant professor or 10 years of experience (minimum) as researcher in the field to ...
- How To Become A Professor: A Step-By-Step Guide - ForbesMost professors work full time, but some may work part time or in adjunct roles. Regardless of the courses they teach, professors across colleges typically have the same responsibilities,...
- Ranks of Professors and The Path to Becoming a Professor - Mark TomfordeFull Professor is the highest rank that a professor can achieve and is seldom achieved before a person reaches their mid-40s. There are, however, additional honorary titles or positions, that a Full Professor may be granted.
- Academic ranks in the United States - WikipediaProfessor ("Full Professor", i.e., the destination of the "tenure track," upon exhausting all promotions other than those of special distinction) Associate Professor (a mid-level, usually tenured, faculty member, which can lead to "full" professor)
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