Position Summary: Loyola University seeks university faculty members holding a doctorate in health sciences and specialized in bioethics for the Department of Humanities. Key Highlights: 1. To educate individuals capable of improving the world from diverse fields. 2. High employability rates for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. 3. The most international and youngest faculty, with the highest number of active six-year research periods (sexenios) in Spain. Loyola University is a Jesuit university and the first private university in Andalusia. It belongs to an international network comprising over 193 Jesuit universities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Its mission is to form individuals for others—individuals capable of improving the world we live in from diverse academic and professional fields. Today, Loyola University ranks as the Andalusian university with: * The highest employability rate among undergraduate degrees (13th in Spain) and postgraduate degrees (5th in Spain). * The highest academic performance among undergraduate degrees (17th in Spain) and second-highest among postgraduate degrees (34th in Spain). * The highest degree of internationalization (+240 agreements with universities worldwide and membership in an international network of +190 Jesuit universities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania). * The most international and youngest faculty, with the highest number of active six-year research periods (sexenios) in Spain. Loyola University—the first privately funded, socially driven university in Andalusia, promoted by the Society of Jesus—recruits university faculty for the **DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES**, offering indefinite-term contracts for its campuses in Seville and Córdoba. Loyola University encourages applications from candidates meeting the following generic professional profile: * Doctorate in health sciences, with training and/or specialization in bioethics. Demonstrable expertise and experience in the Jesuit tradition of bioethics. * Specialist in practical philosophy (ethics), history of social and political thought, human rights, theories of justice, Jesuit tradition, sustainability, and interculturality. * Capacity for interdisciplinary collaboration: theology, sociology, engineering, economics, law, etc. * Interest in teaching innovation applied to the field of knowledge (e.g., service-learning). * Teamwork ability and social skills. * Familiarity with the Jesuit university pedagogical tradition and Ignatian ethics. * English language proficiency (B2 level). * Demonstrable research capacity and competence: research articles, R&D&i projects, and other projects. * Capacity for societal engagement and knowledge transfer: civil society organizations and public policy institutions. Responsibilities * Teaching duties: courses in Social and Professional Ethics, Humanism and Basic Ethics, Bioethics, and Anthropology of Health (particularly within health sciences). Participation in the research lines of the Institute of Applied Ethics and the Research Group on Human Rights, Jesuit Tradition, and Social Transformation. Interested applicants must submit the following documentation, clearly indicating the reference in the email subject line: * Full scientific CV * Official diplomas and certificates * Motivation letter to rrhh@uloyola.es. Loyola University requests that CVs be submitted with the following reference: **PU2026Bioet: University Faculty Position in Bioethics.** Only applications including at least one current link to Publons, ResearcherID, ORCID, or Google Scholar will be considered. Incomplete applications or those failing to comply with the call’s requirements will be automatically discarded. Loyola University is an institution committed to excellence, diversity, and justice.