The successful applicant will most likely hold a primary position in the Philosophy Department, but there is a possibility, depending on the candidate, for the position to be in the Political Science Department or the Public Policy Department. The applicant must have an active research agenda in PPE and will normally teach two courses per semester (graduate and/or undergraduate); will be involved in thesis supervision; and will have other standard non-teaching duties such as program administration, graduate and undergraduate mentorship. A central responsibility of the position is active support and engagement with the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) Program's courses and related extracurricular activities.