Tenure-track faculty positions in Psychology
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - John Cabot University in Roma
John Cabot University (JCU), an accredited American liberal arts university in Rome, Italy, invites applications for two tenure-track faculty positions in Psychology (Assistant or Associate level), to begin in August 2027, joining the Department of Psychological and Social Sciences. Candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Psychology or a closely related field (i.e., Neuroscience). They are expected to be fluent in English, which is the language of instruction, and to have permission to work in the EU.
Preference will be given to applicants with research and teaching expertise in social/personality or developmental psychology. Applicants in other areas of specialization may also be considered if their expertise would help to expand our current curriculum offerings. The initial appointment is for two years, with renewal and tenure subject to successful review.
We seek colleagues to join an active and collaborative department, committed to promoting an inclusive academic environment where every student can thrive.
Successful candidates should demonstrate dedication to excellence in teaching and mentoring, a scholarly agenda that provides opportunities for undergraduate student involvement, and commitment to university, departmental, and community service. Experience of the American liberal arts educational tradition will be considered an advantage.
The ideal candidate will be prepared to teach introductory courses (e.g., general psychology, research methods) as well as courses in their area of expertise, including developing new elective offerings. The teaching load is three courses per semester.
The gross annual salary for this position ranges from €52,000 to €57,000 depending on the candidate’s qualifications and relevant experience.
John Cabot University, a regionally accredited American university in Rome, Italy, is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. The University prohibits and has a zero-tolerance policy towards d