Faculty Positions in Philosophy

Centre for Sustainable Employment; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Centre for Sustainable Employment invites applications for philosophy faculty positions at Bengaluru Campus. The role is full-time and focuses on designing and delivering undergraduate philosophy courses, mentoring students, and helping build a vibrant learning community.

We seek candidates with an advanced degree in philosophy, the ability to teach diverse classes, and a commitment to public service and educational impact. Experience is valued but mentorship will be provided.

Qualifications

• Ability to teach and mentor a diverse body of students.
• Commitment to the university’s aims of education for public service.
• Ability to teach a broad range of philosophy classes in innovative ways.
• An advanced degree in philosophy or a related field

Responsibilities

• Teach and mentor undergraduate students in philosophy.
• Design, develop and deliver philosophy courses.
• Contribute to building a vibrant learning community on campus.
• Engage in residential undergraduate programme activities and mentoring

Skills

Teaching & mentoring

Public service commitment

Diverse student engagement

Broad philosophy pedagogy

Education

Advanced degree in philosophy

Job description

Inviting Applications for Admissions 2027

Faculty Positions in Philosophy

We invite applicants who are interested in designing and developing the philosophy curriculum of the undergraduate programme.

Location

Bengaluru Campus

Engagement

Full-time

Role

Faculty

We invite applicants for faculty positions in philosophy. We look for applicants who resonate with the purpose of the University and are keen to contribute to the design, development and delivery of the philosophy courses in our undergraduate programme. The programme is residential and faculty are expected to contribute to teaching and mentoring students and help build a vibrant community of learning.

Requirements

• The ability and interest in teaching and mentoring a diverse body of students.
• A commitment to the university’s aims of education for public service.
• The ability to teach a broad range of philosophy classes in innovative ways.
• An advanced degree in philosophy or a related field

The ability to combine analytic and Indian philosophical approaches and an interest in the connections between philosophy and broader social issues in economics, politics, and education are an advantage.

Significant experience in teaching is an advantage, but not a necessity. Selected applicants will be mentored to develop their teaching.

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