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Assistant Professor in International Political Economy

Join Durham University as an Assistant Professor to advance research and teaching in International Political Economy.

Best for:Best for scholars with expertise in International Political Economy, global capitalism, and innovative or critical approaches to development.

Durham University · Durham, United Kingdom · R3 · Established researcher
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International Political EconomyGlobal CapitalismDevelopment EconomicsHistorical Political EconomyClimate ChangeTechnological Transformation
This is a faculty position — not a PhD studentship.Tenure-track
Deadline
Jan 6, 2027
77 days
Funding
Salaried
£48.3k–£57.7k/yr
Start date
flexible
Full-time
Location
Durham
United Kingdom

Overview

The School of Government and International Affairs (SGIA) at Durham University is seeking an exceptional scholar for an Assistant Professor position in International Political Economy. The successful candidate will drive internationally excellent research and teaching, focusing on areas such as the political economy of development, historical approaches, or contemporary global capitalism challenges. Responsibilities include shaping the research community, enhancing undergraduate and postgraduate learning experiences, and contributing to curriculum diversification. The post offers individual research support funding, access to university-wide grants, and sabbatical leave opportunities.

Assistant ProfessorInternational Political EconomyPolitical EconomyGlobal SouthDurham UniversitySGIA

What you'll do

  • Conduct internationally excellent research in International Political Economy and related thematic areas
  • Deliver high-quality teaching and engage in innovative educational practices for undergraduate and postgraduate students
  • Contribute to the development of the research community and foster connections across university departments and external institutions
  • Engage in curriculum diversification and support departmental Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) initiatives
  • Secure external research funding and participate in research-based engagement and impact work with non-academic communities

Requirements

Degree required: PhD in a relevant discipline

Language: English

Instruction: English

Publications: Track record of internationally excellent research publications

Required skills
  • Research and teaching expertise in International Political Economy
  • Ability to engage with transformations in global capitalism using innovative or critical approaches
  • Track record or strong potential for producing internationally excellent publications
  • Experience in designing and delivering engaging educational content for students
Nice to have
Research expertise in the political economy of development or regions of the Global SouthExperience with historical approaches to political economyFocus on contemporary challenges such as climate change, health, or technological transformationExperience contributing to curriculum diversification and educational enhancement

Funding & terms

Type
Salaried
Amount
£48.3k–£57.7k/yr
Duration
—
Programme
Durham University
Durham University

How to apply

Deadline: 2027-01-06

Submit your application through the external application portal by the closing date. Ensure all required documentation is completed and uploaded prior to the deadline.

Documents required
  • CV
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Contact

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Critical Political Economy Group
Durham University
United Kingdom
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