"professorial position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a job position held by a professor, or someone in a similar role. For example: "Dr. Smith has held a professorial position in the Mathematics department since 2005."
Professor Nozick was chairman of the Harvard philosophy department from 1981 to 1984, and in 1998 he was named University Professor, Harvard's most distinguished professorial position.
The study, Glass Ceilings - Thicker at the Top?, by Dr Sara Connolly and Dr Susan Long at the University of East Anglia found that women are less likely than men to be promoted to a professorial position at universities.
We all have expectations of what feels 'right' for a man or a woman and this sort of unconscious bias may affect us when shortlisting individuals, whether for entry to university or for a high-level professorial position.
"This" was Younger's professorial position.
He has been in Japan for more than seven years, starting off as a JST-supported postdoc, and then advancing to a temporary staff job.
He currently holds a professorial position at the Federal Institute of Paraíba, in Campina Grande, Brazil and is an assistant research fellow in the Networking and Telecommunication Research Group GPRTT) at the Federal University of Pernambuco.
Professorial positions followed at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London (1987-94), atd at Lancaster University (1994-2008).
The future of museums is uncertain, certainly far more so than equivalent university professorial positions.
"At the faculty of science, we are continuing to advertise internationally for our open professorial positions and have received good responses.
In Sweden women are awarded 44% of biomedical Ph.D.s, yet account for a mere 25% of the postdocs and only 7% of professorial positions.
We test the hypotheses in the Italian Higher Education system, where promotion to professorial positions is regulated by a national habilitation procedure that considers the number of publications and citations received.
