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Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Financial Planning & Counseling and Family Economics
University of Utah
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Salt Lake City, United States
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May 02, 2026
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**Proposed Faculty Rank** Tenure-Track
**Department** 00136 - Family and Consumer Studies
**City** Salt Lake City, UT
**Track** Tenure Track
**New Position to Begin** 07/01/2026
**Details**
The Department of Family and Consumer Studies ( FCS ) invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Utah. The successful candidate will enhance the department’s research and curricular capacity in Financial Planning & Counseling as well as Family Economics. The department is especially interested in scholars whose research focuses on family economic behavior and well-being, preferably with connections to family health and public policy. Example areas include: (1) the effects of public policies and economic shocks on household economic behaviors; (2) how financial literacy and planning impact family well-being; (3) the role of financial education and technology in investment decisions and ...
**Proposed Faculty Rank** Tenure-Track
**Department** 00136 - Family and Consumer Studies
**City** Salt Lake City, UT
**Track** Tenure Track
**New Position to Begin** 07/01/2026
**Details**
The Department of Family and Consumer Studies ( FCS ) invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Utah. The successful candidate will enhance the department’s research and curricular capacity in Financial Planning & Counseling as well as Family Economics. The department is especially interested in scholars whose research focuses on family economic behavior and well-being, preferably with connections to family health and public policy. Example areas include: (1) the effects of public policies and economic shocks on household economic behaviors; (2) how financial literacy and planning impact family well-being; (3) the role of financial education and technology in investment decisions and ...