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, with a preference for candidates conducting applied and empirically relevant research. This may include, but is not limited to, fields such as international economics, development economics, behavioral
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, or related fields. The successful candidate will contribute to the core curriculum of the Science, Technology, and International Affairs major, including foundational instruction in programming, data analytics
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response, and/or food systems. Scholars developing methodological approaches that integrate big data analytics (for example, refined exposure assessments) are also encouraged to apply. Qualifications
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philosophy, philosophy of science (broadly construed), philosophy of social science, or applied ethics. They will contribute to the foundational and upper-level offerings of the Culture and Politics (CULP