A Full Professor is a senior academic rank at a college or university, typically awarded to faculty members who have demonstrated significant achievements in teaching, research, and service. This position often requires a Ph.D. or equivalent degree, along with a strong record of publications and contributions to their field. Full Professors usually have more responsibilities, including mentoring junior faculty and leading research projects. In many institutions, Full Professors are involved in curriculum development and may serve on various academic committees. They often hold tenure, which provides job security and academic freedom, allowing them to pursue innovative ideas and research without fear of dismissal.