PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SE·Alexandria, Virginia
The professor will teach 15 credits annually across Master's and Doctoral levels, including required and upper-level theology courses. Additionally, the role involves engaging in a robust publishing program, student advising, and active participation in the seminary's intellectual and communal life.
Candidates must hold a Doctoral degree (PhD or ThD) in Theology and demonstrate a commitment to theological education and the mission of the Church. Applicants should have proven teaching competence, a capacity for scholarly research, and the ability to mentor underrepresented students.
Market context
In Virginia, professor of theology openings are typically tied to colleges, seminaries, and church-affiliated institutions that value both teaching and mission alignment. These roles are competitive because they often require a doctoral degree, evidence of scholarly research, strong classroom teaching, and the ability to mentor underrepresented students. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show how your research, teaching, and church commitment fit the institution’s mission.