Associate Professorship of Public Policy

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Permanent
Full Time
Academic Jobs
Oxfordshire, Oxford, United Kingdom, OX1 1
Job Description
Associate Professorship of Public Policy


University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom

The University of Oxford is seeking to appoint an Associate Professor of Public Policy to contribute to its internationally renowned teaching and research environment. The successful candidate will be based within a leading department dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research and education in public policy, governance, and social sciences.

This role involves undertaking high-quality, impactful research in public policy and contributing to the academic life of the institution through teaching, supervision, and administrative responsibilities. The postholder will deliver teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels, supervise student research, and participate in curriculum development. They will also be expected to engage actively with contemporary policy debates and contribute to the broader academic and practitioner communities through collaboration and dissemination of research.

The position offers an opportunity to work within a dynamic and collaborative environment, contributing to innovative research initiatives and potentially engaging in executive education and policy-oriented training programs.

Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in public policy, political science, economics, sociology, or a closely related discipline. A strong record of high-quality research and publication is required, along with demonstrated teaching experience and the ability to supervise students effectively.

Required Expertise/Skills
Candidates should demonstrate expertise in public policy analysis and research methods. The ability to contribute to interdisciplinary research and teaching is essential. Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills are required, along with the capacity to engage with policy-relevant research and stakeholders. Experience in executive education or policy engagement is desirable.