undergraduates, and world-leading academics.
The School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University is seeking to appoint a 0.5fte Lecturer in Philosophy of Psychiatry for a fixed term of one year (1 September–31 August.)
About you
We are looking for a colleague who:
- has completed a PhD in an area related to Philosophy of Psychiatry;
- has experience of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level as appropriate to their career stage;
- has started and is developing a significant programme of research;
- has expertise in the Philosophy of Psychiatry, and teaching competence in Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics, Critical Thinking and Logic.
You will join the Philosophy disciplinary group within the School of Global Affairs, where you will receive supportive career mentorship and the opportunity to participate in a vibrant academic community.
About Lancaster University
Situated just outside the vibrant and historic city of Lancaster in north-west England, Lancaster University is consistently ranked among the UK’s top 15 universities in major league tables. The University offers a research-intensive environment with a strong commitment to teaching excellence. It was awarded Gold in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework and, in REF2021, 91% of its research was rated as ‘internationally excellent’ or ‘world leading.’ Surrounded by natural beauty and cultural richness, Lancaster provides an outstanding quality of life for staff and students alike. Please see Jobs - Lancaster University.
Informal enquiries are welcomed and should be made to the Discipline Lead for Philosophy, Dr Sam Clark (sam.clark@lancaster.ac.uk) or to the Interim Head of School, Professor Christopher Macleod (christopher.macleod@lancaster.ac.uk).
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