Continuing Non-Tenure Track Teaching Faculty in the Humanities (Assistant Teaching Professor)
Villanova University • Villanova, PA, USA
- Apply by
- 6 January 2027
- Pay
- Paid (amount not stated)
- Contract
- Full-time · Renewable 9-month appointment
- Where
- Villanova, PA, USA
- How to apply
- Apply on site
You'll need
- Terminal degree in humanities, arts or social science
- Evidence of teaching effectiveness
- Willingness to teach Augustinian/Catholic traditions
They offer
- Comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance
- Funds for conference travel and research
- Promotion ladder for CNT faculty
Buddhism specialists are especially encouraged to apply. Villanova's Augustine and Culture Seminar Program seeks a full-time continuing non-tenure track assistant teaching professor to teach its two-semester first-year humanities seminar, with a 4/4 load and classes capped at 16. Candidates with expertise in South or East Asian traditions such as Buddhism are especially encouraged, as are those in Catholic Social Thought. A terminal degree in the fine arts, humanities or social sciences is required at the time of application, and service and professional activity are expected. The renewable 9-month appointment carries a competitive salary and benefits. Apply online with a cover letter, CV, three references and unofficial transcripts by January 6, 2027.
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