Findlay Visiting Professorship
A prestigious visiting faculty position for an outstanding philosopher to engage in teaching and research at Boston University.
Best for:Best for established philosophy professors seeking a visiting appointment at a research-intensive university.
Overview
Boston University invites applications for the Findlay Visiting Professorship, a position established to honor Professor John Findlay. This role is open to distinguished associate or full professors in philosophy for a duration of one semester or a full academic year. The successful candidate will contribute to the department by teaching one course per semester and delivering one public lecture. The university seeks scholars who are committed to innovative research, engaged teaching, and active participation in the intellectual life of the department.
What you'll do
- Deliver one academic course per semester during the appointment period.
- Present one public lecture to the university community.
- Engage in innovative scholarly research within the field of philosophy.
- Participate actively in the intellectual and academic life of the Department of Philosophy.
- Contribute to the diverse and collaborative environment of the university.
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Philosophy or equivalent
Language: English (fluent)
Instruction: English
- Current appointment as an associate or full professor
- Demonstrated excellence in scholarly research
- Proven ability to provide high-quality instruction at the university level
- Commitment to academic freedom and free inquiry
- Must hold an associate or full professor rank at a recognized institution
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2027-01-15
Applications must be submitted through the designated academic portal. Candidates are required to provide a current CV and a cover letter detailing their interest and qualifications.
- CV
- Cover letter
Contact
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