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Other countries also use different systems. For instance, Israel traditionally only has two ranks: "Professor" which is someone who has tenure, and "Lecturer" w
by panda888888 3y ago
Other countries also use different systems. For instance, Israel traditionally only has two ranks: "Professor" which is someone who has tenure, and "Lecturer" which is anyone without tenure.
- skissane 3y ago> Israel traditionally only has two ranks: "Professor" which is someone who has tenure, and "Lecturer" which is anyone without tenure. That’s not what Wikipedia says: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_ranks_in_Israel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_ranks_in_Israel According to Wikipedia, Israel traditionally uses a hybrid of the British and German systems, including the British rank of “senior lecturer”, albeit Technion has renamed that to the American “associate professor”