You will provide intellectual and strategic leadership within the Department, contributing to the development of new research agendas and strengthening Oxford's global position in the discipline. You will maintain a programme of research of the highest international quality, attract external funding, and lead collaborative initiatives across the University and beyond. You will contribute to academic governance and leadership, including committee membership and senior administrative roles, and you may be called upon to serve as Head of Department.
You will contribute to the design and delivery of undergraduate and graduate teaching, including lecturing, supervision, examining, and academic administration. You will play a central role in mentoring and developing research students and early career researchers, fostering a collaborative and intellectually vibrant academic environment.
As a Fellow of All Souls College, you will participate in the governance of the College as a member of its Governing Body and contribute to its intellectual life.
You should demonstrate an outstanding or developing international reputation, supported by an excellent publication record in leading peer-reviewed journals. You should have the ability to lead research and teaching at the highest level, contribute to the long-term development of the discipline, and work effectively and collegially with others. A strong commitment to the supervision and development of students and junior colleagues is essential.
The University of Oxford is committed to equal opportunity and to fostering an inclusive academic community. We welcome applications from individuals from all backgrounds. Appointment will be made on merit, with the ability to perform the duties of the post as the primary consideration.
Drummond Professorship of Political Economy
This statutory professorship offers an exceptional opportunity to provide academic leadership in one of the world's leading centres for economic research. Established in 1825, the Drummond Chair has been held by distinguished economists, including Nobel laureates Sir John Hicks, Joseph Stiglitz and Amartya Sen, as well as Francis Edgeworth.
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