Shape the future of ethical technology practices as a Professor at the University of Notre Dame's Keough School of Global Affairs, starting Fall 2027. This role encompasses research, teaching, and service commitments.

The Keough School stands at the forefront of studying global affairs, now inviting applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor role in Technology Ethics and Global Security. The ideal candidate will examine the intersection of emerging technologies and ethical considerations in warfare, focusing on topics such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. This position not only involves instructing students but also contributing to vital discussions influencing policy and human welfare.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop a research agenda linking technology ethics to national security




• Deliver lectures and facilitate learning in ethics courses
• Collaborate with cross-disciplinary scholars at the school
• Contribute to ethical discourse in technology use
• Engage in university service and community outreach

Requirements:
• PhD in an appropriate discipline or ABD candidates considered
• Proficiency in ethics and technology studies
• Demonstrable research accomplishments
• Open to diverse academic experiences
• Active participation in policy engagement

Advance the conversation on ethical technology at one of the top institutions globally.
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📌 Professor of Global Security and Ethics (New Brunswick)
🏢 University of Notre Dame
📍 New Brunswick