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A Biblical Studies Professor is an academic who teaches courses on the Bible, its historical context, theological themes, and interpretations. They typically work at colleges, universities, or seminaries, guiding students in critical analysis and research of biblical texts. Their responsibilities include lecturing, publishing scholarly work, mentoring students, and sometimes engaging in ministry or church-related activities. Many professors specialize in areas such as Old Testament, New Testament, biblical languages, or theology.

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Full-Time Philosophy Faculty -Tenure-Track/Tenured

Bethel University

Mishawaka, IN • On-site

Full-time

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Tenure-Track/Tenured Full-Time Philosophy Faculty, Bethel University in Mishawaka, Indiana
The Department of Religion and Philosophy at Bethel University (IN) is seeking applications for a full-time tenure-track faculty member in Philosophy starting August 2026. This position requires a full-time physical presence on campus in Mishawaka, Indiana.
The Religion and Philosophy Department features programs in Philosophy, Christian Ministries (with concentrations in Biblical Studies, Children's Ministry, Christian Ministries, Sports Ministry, and Youth Ministry), Intercultural Studies, Pastoral Ministries (BA/MA), and Worship Arts.
  • The successful candidate will teach and develop coursework in Philosophy in response to departmental needs and his/her area(s) of expertise, and also teach courses in a complementary discipline such as ministry, biblical studies, literature, etc.
  • The candidate is expected to engage in professional service and scholarly activities.
  • Ideal candidates will demonstrate teaching excellence, exhibit enthusiastic interest in mentoring students, possess an interest in working collaboratively in the Christian liberal arts setting, demonstrate interest or experience in working with honors programs.
  • Normal faculty duties include 12 hours of undergraduate teaching per semester as well as departmental and professional responsibilities (including program assessment).

The preferred candidate would have a Ph.D. in Philosophy and demonstrated competency to teach in a complementary discipline.
  • All interested candidates are invited to submit a cover letter, a current curriculum vita, and a statement of educational philosophy.
  • As a Christian liberal arts institution, Bethel University desires that its faculty possess a vibrant Christian faith and an understanding of how that faith integrates with their discipline. Therefore, candidates are also required to submit a brief statement of faith and a statement on the integration of faith and learning.

Bethel University is a Christian Liberal Arts institution affiliated with the Missionary Church. Faculty in the Department of Religion and Philosophy are required to affirm annually the following:
  • the Articles of Faith and Practice of the Missionary Church, ( ), and
  • faithful membership/involvement in a local church that is aligned with Bethel's statement of faith and lifestyle expectations.

Priority consideration will be given to candidates whose applications are completed by May 31, but the position will remain open until filled. Questions should be directed to the Chair of the Department of Religion and Philosophy, Keith Koteskey, .
Please note - all application materials must be submitted via this application website. They are not to be submitted directly to the Department.

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