Position Opening
The Division of Public Administration & Policy in the School of Political Sciences invites
applications for a tenure track position beginning 1 October 2026.
The position is open to individuals at all stages of their career and all ranks, but
candidates must have their Ph.D. by October 2026. Specialization is sought in Public
Administration, Public Policy, and/or Public Management. Sub-expertise in fields such
as (but not limited to) Technology; Big-Data & Computational Social Sciences;
Sustainability, Ecology & Environmental Science; and Law is welcome. Evidence of
excellence in scholarly publications, research, and teaching are required.
Please submit a letter of application, CV, and a list of publications. Please provide a
research plan, samples of 3 published works and three letters of recommendation
)including the PhD supervisor and Post-doc supervisor – if relevant).
The Division of Public Administration & Policy and the School of Political Sciences at The
Herta and Paul Amir Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Haifa are top ranked centers
for the study of political science, public administration & policy, and international
relations in Israel (The Division research field is ranked 37th worldwide according to the
2023 Shanghai Ranking). Faculty members are internationally recognized as leading
scholars in their fields and the school is on a rapid track of expansion and development.
Rank of entry will be decided based on academic qualifications. Final decisions are
subject to resource availability, consideration of the Dean of the Faculty of Social
Sciences and the Rector (Provost).
Submission of applications should be done electronically by 30.11.2025 to Ms. Orly
Moshe at: omoshe@univ.haifa.ac.il
The University of Haifa is located in the north of Israel on top of Mount Carmel with a
breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea and the Carmel forest. It has an enrollment
of 18,000 students and is one of Israel's leading research universities. The School of
Political Sciences has an enrollment of approximately 1,200 graduate and
undergraduate students. Further information is available on the school web page.