Lecturer (EXPIRED)

The Program on Ethics, Politics, and Economics sponsors interdisciplinary teaching and research in the Social Sciences and Humanities at Yale. It is designed to foster informed debate about public policy in the light of disciplined reflection on the fundamentals of human association. The Program was created in the belief that, for all the value of specialized fields and subdisciplines, these should not displace attempts to integrate empirical, analytical, and normative concerns that range over different disciplines in the modern university. The undergraduate major in Ethics, Politics, and Economics joins the analytic rigor of the social sciences and the enduring normative questions of philosophy to promote an integrative and critical understanding of the institutions, practices, and policies that shape the contemporary world.

EP&E is now offering a single year lecturer position. We welcome applications from PhDs from political science, economics, philosophy, and business with excellent teaching evaluations, and experience teaching courses that integrate Ethics with either Political Science, Economics, or both disciplines. We encourage PhDs with an interest in teaching the Classics of Ethics, Politics & Economics to apply for this position.

In addition to teaching four courses per year, lecturers are expected to be available to meet undergraduate students of the EP&E major, and assist with advising majors on their senior essays.

The position is for one year, with the possibility of extending the contract conditional upon performance and available resources. Starting salary is $70,000 with Yale health benefits. Salary is negotiable depending on qualifications and teaching experience. In addition to salary, instructor will receive a $1,500 research account. Starting date is August 1, 2023 or negotiable.