Full-Time Tenure Track Faculty: Philosophy (College of Arts & Sciences) Apply now Back to search results Job Number: 497323 Type: Full-time Campus: Mount Carmel - Hamden, CT Categories: Faculty Overview: The Department of Philosophy and Political Science in the College of Arts & Sciences at Quinnipiac University invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. The preferred start
date is August 2027. We seek a dynamic and collaborative teacher-scholar committed to excellence in undergraduate teaching and scholarly engagement. The successful candidate will teach core Philosophy courses and contribute to the continued development of innovative offerings that serve students across a range of academic disciplines, particularly in areas of sustained and growing demand such as ethics, artificial
intelligence, bioethics, environmental ethics, human rights, criminal justice and law. The successful candidate will contribute to the continued evolution of Philosophy's curricular offerings and its interdisciplinary support of programs across the University. We seek a colleague who will help refresh and modernize the curriculum through innovative teaching and course development in areas of emerging importance and
student demand. Philosophy plays an important role in undergraduate instruction and interdisciplinary support across the University. The Philosophy program currently offers 20 courses that serve the general education curriculum, enrolling over 400 students annually in core introductory courses: Introduction to Philosophy, ethics, and logic. These enrollments reflect sustained student demand. Philosophy also provides
essential coursework supporting numerous programs, including Nursing and Health Sciences (Bioethics), Environmental Studies (Environmental Ethics), Political Science (Human Rights; War and Peace), Computer Science (Ethics and AI), Sports Studies (Philosophy of Sport), History, and Women’s and Gender Studies (Philosophy of Feminism). We also support the university honors program and offer courses that provide
University Certificates. The department supports a Philosophy minor and a Certificate in 21st‑Century Ethical Problems, both of which attract students from a wide range of majors. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a commitment to interdisciplinary education, experiential learning, and community engagement, preparing students for future success in their lives and careers. About the College: The College of Arts &
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