Assistant Professor, Tenure-track, in Catholic Systematic Theology
Tenure-track assistant professorship in Catholic systematic theology at the University of Notre Dame, starting August 23, 2027.
About the Role
All subspecialties within systematic theology are welcome. Applicants should articulate their methodological approaches, subspecialty expertise(s), and how these contribute to Notre Dame’s mission of scholarship “in the service of ‘faith seeking understanding,’” exploring “the meaning, interrelatedness, and claims to the truth of the Christian tradition’s basic expressions of faith.”
Responsibilities
- Research and publication
- Teaching and mentoring students at doctoral, pre-doctoral, ministerial, and undergraduate levels
- Service to the department and university
Requirements
- Evidence of a field-leading contribution to systematic theology
- Capacity to engage the intellectual mission of the department
- Sympathy with the Catholic identity and mission of the University of Notre Dame
Qualifications
- Entry-level candidates must have completed all requirements for a Ph.D. in Theology or a closely related field, or have completed all but dissertation with successful defense by August 1, 2027
- Advanced-level candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Theology or a closely related field
About the University
Information about Notre Dame is available at nd.edu, the Department of Theology at theology.nd.edu, and the University mission statement at nd.edu/about/mission.
This appointment is contingent upon successful completion of a background check. Applicants will be asked to disclose any felony convictions or pending felony charges; failure to disclose may disqualify a candidate.