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Smith College Assistant Professorship in Philosophy
Deadline: September 15 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “The successful candidate will have a specialization in epistemology or metaethics. In addition, it seeks candidates whose engagement with these areas addresses the roles of race and/or class and/or gender.” URL: https://apply.interfolio.com/170893
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Carleton College Assistant Professorship in Socio-Cultural Anthropology
Deadline: October 1 (to ensure full consideration) Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “The department seeks a medical anthropologist with teaching and research interests connected to health inequities and cross-cultural approaches to healthcare and public health as they relate to mental health or reproductive health concerning minoritized, refugee, or immigrant populations. Geographic area of expertise is open…
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Coppin State University Assistant Professorship in Philosophy
Deadline: August 15 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “This position requires an Area of Specialization in 19th and 20th century Continental Philosophy.” “The successful candidate will have an Area of Concentration in African American and Black Feminist Philosophy – in particular the Black Radical Tradition. It is expected the candidate will contribute their skills to the…
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University of Michigan Society of Fellows Assistant Professorship/Postdoctoral Research Fellowship — APPLICATION OPEN 8/1
Deadline: September 15 Length/Track: Three years Description: The Society was formed “to promote academic and creative excellence in the humanities, the arts, the social, physical, and life sciences, and the professions.” “The Society of Fellows and the University of Michigan recognize and value contributions to the processes of identifying and addressing the social, environmental, and…
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University of Massachusetts-Boston Assistant Professorship in Sociology)
Deadline: October 1 (review begins) Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “Candidates should have demonstrated research and teaching strengths in the sociology of gender/sexualities with a preference for candidates who can teach Queer Theory/Methods. Candidates who are able to teach a first-year course for sociology majors requiring qualitative methods preferred.” URL:
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Texas Christian University Assistant Professorship in American Politics
Deadline: October 1 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: The department has a “preference for applicants who specialize in gender and politics.” URL: https://jobs.tcu.edu/jobs/assistant-professor-of-american-politics-tcu-main-campus-texas-united-states?lApplicationSubSourceID=11250
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Southwestern University (TX) Assistant Professorship in Political Science
Deadline: September 22 (review begins) Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “We are open to a wide range of specializations within Comparative Politics and International Relations, but are especially interested in applicants whose teaching and research interests can complement existing departmental strengths in racial/ethnic politics, gender and politics, and East Asia.” URL: https://apply.interfolio.com/169531
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South Carolina State University Assistant Professorship in Sociology
Deadline: Not stated in description; posted on SCSU 7/8 Length/Track: Apparently tenure track Description: The incumbent should be able to teach Introduction to Sociology; Sociological Theory; Sociological Methods: Senior Seminar; and at least two of the following: Rural Sociology; Qualitative Methods/Statistics; Medical Sociology; Human Sexuality; or Gerontology. Note: start date not given in description. URL:…
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Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Humanities — 2026-27 Theme ‘Practice’
Deadline: November 2 Length/Track: One year Description: Theme is Practice: “Join us for a year of thought and creation about the practice of practice, about practice and joy, about the relationship between practice and change, about practice and solidarity, about practice and survival, and about practice and failure. In fellowship and in community, we will…
Gender/Queer/Trans Studies Funding Opportunities for Early Career Scholars 