The successful candidate will teach an introductory-level course in philosophy (PHIL 1651), a second-year course of Introductory Philosophy of Science, a second-year course of Introductory Logic, a third-year course in Environmental Ethics, and a third-year course on a topic of special research interest. An ideal candidate will have teaching experience in philosophy of science. Historically-informed approaches are preferred, in keeping with the Department’s commitment to the importance of the history of philosophy, broadly construed.

The appointment will commence August 1, 2026, subject to budgetary approval.

The successful candidate will teach an introductory-level course in philosophy (PHIL 1651), a second-year course of Introductory Philosophy of Science, a second-year course of Introductory Logic, a third-year course in Environmental Ethics, and a third-year course on a topic of special research interest. An ideal candidate will have teaching experience in philosophy of science. Historically-informed approaches are preferred, in keeping with the Department’s commitment to the importance of the history of philosophy, broadly construed.

The appointment will commence August 1, 2026, subject to budgetary approval.