World-class scholars, dedicated mentors, and pioneering researchers — the minds who shape the Nova experience and inspire the next generation of leaders.
Cutting-edge research in physics, chemistry, biology, and computer science with world-renowned faculty.
Rigorous legal theory and political philosophy combined with practical real-world application and debate.
Training the next generation of physicians and medical researchers with state-of-the-art facilities.
Exploring literature, history, philosophy, and the fine arts through a global and interdisciplinary lens.
Preparing future leaders with grounding in macroeconomics, finance, entrepreneurship, and strategy.
Solving the world's greatest challenges through innovation in civil, electrical, and software engineering.
Addressing climate, sustainability, and ecological science with interdisciplinary research and field work.
Shaping the future of teaching through evidence-based methods, curriculum design, and educational policy.
Years of academic excellence
At the University of Nova, we believe that great teaching is inseparable from great research. Our faculty members are globally recognized leaders who bring their discoveries directly into the classroom.
We are committed to building a faculty community that reflects the diversity of thought and background necessary to address the complex challenges of the modern world.
Specializing in quantum condensed matter physics, Dr. Green has authored over 40 peer-reviewed publications and leads the Nova Quantum Research Lab.
An internationally recognized expert in human rights law and global governance, Prof. Chatterji has advised multiple UN bodies and heads the Nova Policy Institute.
Dr. Nair's groundbreaking research in neuroplasticity and cognitive rehabilitation has been featured in Nature and Science. He leads the Neural Repair Lab.
A former NASA consultant, Prof. Buffay brings real-world experience to Nova's engineering programs and leads collaborative research with leading aerospace firms.
Dr. Bing's work on applied ethics and moral philosophy has shaped curricula across 12 universities. Her latest book received the Philosophical Society Prize.
Dr. Tanaka's research on protein folding mechanisms has significant implications for Alzheimer's disease treatment. She is a recipient of the Young Researcher Medal.
We are always seeking exceptional scholars and educators to join our community. At Nova, you'll find the resources, freedom, and collaborative spirit to do the work that matters most.
Competitive grants and lab budgets to advance your scholarship.
Partner with institutions and researchers across the world.
Subsidized on-campus residences for new faculty appointees.
Annual recognition programs celebrating outstanding educators.