Political philosophy, philosophy of economics, philosophy of law, philosophy of social science.

Job Description and Requirements:
Applicants are expected to teach in the Excellence Program in Philosophy, Politics
and Economics (PPE), in the Department of Philosophy, and in all faculty and
university programs appropriate to their areas of specialization.
The School of Philosophy, Linguistics and Science Studies at Tel Aviv University
sets the highest value on both research and teaching excellence. Applicants should
have a proven record of excellence in research, academic publications, and teaching.
The position also requires application for competitive research grants, commitment to
the academic community, active participation in the department’s overall teaching and
administrative work, openness to students, and sensitivity to diversity.
Applicants should be open to collaboration with experts from other fields and areas of
interest, and enthusiastic about research and teaching that defy strict disciplinary
boundaries.

The principal language of instruction in Tel Aviv University is Hebrew, but a number
of courses yearly are taught in English. Candidates who do not speak Hebrew will be
expected to begin teaching in Hebrew within two years of their appointment. 
The successful candidates must hold a Ph.D. from the beginning of employment.
Salary and employment conditions will conform to Tel Aviv University regulations.
The appointment procedure will be carried out according to the rules and regulations
of Tel-Aviv University authorities and is subject to the approval of the University
authorities.

Suitable candidates are invited to send their applications including: cover letter (max
1 page), a description of their future research (max 2 pages), an updated CV, a list of
publications, samples of publications, three potential course syllabi, and three names
of senior scholars who have agreed to provide reference to the candidates.

Candidates who proceed to the second stage of evaluation will be asked to have three
reference letters sent directly from the senior scholars to the above address.
The Faculty of Humanities at Tel Aviv University is interested in increasing diversity,
broadly defined, and in recruiting new faculty members representing a diverse
multicultural society.
The position is open to all candidates. The appointment will be based on the
candidate’s qualifications and the needs of Tel Aviv University. The School of
Philosophy, Linguistics and Science, the Faculty of Humanities and Tel Aviv
University are not obligated to appoint any of the candidates who apply for this
position.