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Founded in 1870, ºÚÁÏÃÅUniversity Chicago (LUC) is one of the largest Jesuit, Catholic university in the US. We are a top five institution in the Midwest as ranked by U.S. News & World Report. We have three campuses across the Chicagoland: Lakeshore Campus by Lake Michigan is home to undergraduates and the College of Arts and Sciences, which offer postdoctoral training opportunities in disciplines like biology, psychology, and physics. Watertower Campus adjacent to the Magnificent Mile in Chicago is home to professional schools like the School of Social Work and the Institute of Racial Justice, both of which offer postdoctoral training opportunities. Finally, the Health Science Campus is located in the suburban Maywood with quick access to Chicago. The Stritch School of Medicine is on this campus and offers strong postdoctoral training opportunities for those engaged in biomedical research.

“In coming to ºÚÁÏÃÅUniversity Chicago, you have joined a global community with a dynamic, ever-developing, reflective, and deep practice of teaching, learning and living. Belonging to this community holds a well of resources for you, a group of wise companions with you, and calls forth the best of you.” The Office of Mission Integration

Our emphasis on excellent didactics and rigorous research as an R1 designated institute, while conscientiously aiming to seek justice, advance knowledge, and foster community distinguishes us from among other research-intensive universities. If you are a recent PhD graduate and considering LUC for your postdoctoral training, we have postdocs training in these fields: Biology and Biomedical Research, Chemistry, Education, Environmental Sustainability, Nursing, Racial Justice, and Physics, and more

Those interested in pursuing a postdoctoral training at LUC are encouraged to browse through publications from LUC via this . Labs with open positions for postdoctoral researchers may be accessed through .