Tuesday, 24 January 2017

job - Does obtaining citizenship somewhere help in applying for a faculty position there?


Would obtain the citizenship of a country help to be a more successful applicant for an academic job?


More specifically, for example consider that an international scholar, who currently holds a postdoctoral position, obtains a permanent resident or the citizenship of a country. Would this help to be a more successful applicant for a tenure-track faculty job at universities, such as in US, Europe, China, Japan, Australia, etc? Comparing to those who don’t have the resident permit/citizenship, with a similar background and academic contributions.




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