[PHILOS-L] Job: Assistant Professor in the Philosophy of the Life Sciences

[Dijk, Ludger van]

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We are excited to announce that we are hiring an Assistant Professor in the Philosophy of the Life Sciences!

Are you an outstanding early career researcher whose focus is philosophy of the life sciences, biotechnologies, or related areas, grounded in fields such as epistemology, philosophy of science, social/political philosophy, ontology, or ethics? Are you seeking a challenging role in a nurturing and collegial setting that supports rigorous philosophical teaching and research as well as opportunities for productive collaborations with social and life scientists? The Philosophy group at Wageningen University & Research offers an exciting opportunity to make significant impacts and build a successful academic career in a supportive and welcoming setting.

This position is in the Philosophy (PHI) group led by Prof. Rachel A. Ankeny. The PHI group is recognized for its cutting-edge research and innovative teaching in applied philosophy and philosophy of the life sciences in practice, drawing on multiple philosophical traditions and interdisciplinary methodologies, often in collaboration with natural scientists and incorporating empirical approaches. Wageningen University is internationally renowned as a leading institution in the life sciences, particularly food, agriculture, and environmental sciences, and prides itself on its excellence and impact.

For more information and instructions on how to apply, please see https://www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/assistant-professor-philosophy-life-sciences. Deadline is 12 January 2026.

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