Lecturer in Philosophy

Overview

In this professorial role, you will lead an independent research program of international standard within a vibrant philosophy community. You will contribute to high-quality teaching and an exceptional student experience in moral and/or political philosophy. Your work supports interdisciplinary collaboration through CAMP and aligns with the school’s mission to influence policy, practice, and public life. This is a chance to shape a dynamic research agenda while engaging with a broad, inclusive community that values academic excellence and real-world impact.

Pay / Benefits

• 26 days holiday
• approx. 16 bank holidays
• generous pension scheme 14.5% employer contribution
• health and wellbeing benefits (gym, pool, etc.)
• on-site childcare
• shopping discounts and travel schemes

Responsibilities

• lead an independent research program at international standard
• deliver high-quality teaching and supervision
• contribute to student experience and curriculum development
• engage with interdisciplinary initiatives (CAMP)
• advance the school’s mission of impact on policy and public life
• participate in service and leadership within the department and wider university

Key requirements

• research expertise in moral philosophy and/or political philosophy
• teaching experience
• ability to contribute to an inclusive and dynamic scholarly community
• track record or potential for high-impact research
• interdisciplinary collaboration with philosophy-related fields

• collaborative
• inclusive and supportive mentor
• effective communicator
• metanormative theory
• moral psychology
• normative ethics

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