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Pacific University (OR) Assistant Professorship in Philosophy
Length/Track: Deadline: Review begins immediately; Zoom interviews begin in late January/early February Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “The successful candidate will have an AOS related to addressing Artificial Intelligence from a humanities perspective, as well as an AOS in either Philosophy of Science or Philosophy of Mind. The AOC is open, but we are particularly interested…
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Ferris State University Assistant Professorship in Philosophy and Religious Studies
Deadline: February 3 Length/Track: Apparently tenure track Description: “The selected candidate will teach a variety of courses in Religious Studies, Philosophy and Ethics. Other teaching assignments in the Department’s “Humanities Area,” will be based upon the candidate’s teaching credentials, which may include; African American Studies, Humanities Studies, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and/or other closely…
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University of Mississippi Instructional Assistant Professorship in Women and Gender Studies
Deadline: January 15 Length/Track: Non-tenure track but apparently ongoing Description: “The bulk of [assigned] courses will be Introduction to Gender Studies. The IAP will also be an advisor for incoming students interested in exploring topics of gender and sexuality, both by teaching Introduction to Gender Studies and Introduction to Queer Studies and by developing some…
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St. Mary’s College of California Assistant Professorship in the Interdisciplinary Cluster in California Studies
Deadline: February 3 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “The California Studies Cluster initiative brings together units in Ethnic Studies and U.S./California History with an emphasis in Public History to understand the unique political, economic, cultural, and social challenges and opportunities that face California from the perspective of historically marginalized and racialized populations.” “The successful applicants will play a leadership…
2025 Deadlines, African American Studies, American Studies, Diaspora Studies, Education Studies, Environmental Studies, February 2025 deadline, Gender/Sexuality Studies, Geography, History, Indigenous Studies, Latinx Studies, Native American/American Indian Studies, Pacific Island/Islander Studies, Race/Ethnic Studies -
Oglethorpe University Assistant Professorship in English
Deadline: January 15 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: Inviting applications to be an “Assistant Professor of English and/or Comparative Literature with a focus on Global and Postcolonial Anglophone literatures.” “We especially welcome candidates with expertise in Latinx literatures, or who are prepared to make connections with one or more of Oglethorpe’s interdisciplinary programs such as African…
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Rutgers University-Newark Assistant Professorship in African American History
Deadline: Unstated in description; posted on HEJ 11/20 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “Candidates with research areas in twentieth century African American ecology and women and gender studies are welcomed. This position requires a Ph.D. in history, American studies or Africana studies and two years of teaching.” URL: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/240327
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University of Kentucky Assistant Professorship in Musicology
Deadline: Unstated in description; posted on HERC 11/15 Length/Track: Tenure track Description: “We are seeking applicants with a research area of nineteenth- and/or twentieth-century music. While we are open to any research focus, we especially invite applications from those with expertise in one or more of the following: opera, popular music, musical theater, issues of…
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University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign Assistant/Associate Professorship in Musicology
Deadline: December 1 Length/Track: Tenured, tenure track Description: Should specialize in ethnomusicology. Preferred qualifications include “Gender and Sexuality Studies in Music, Global Black and African Diasporic Sonic Practices, [and] Indigenous/First Nations Sonic Practices.” URL:
Gender/Queer/Trans Studies Funding Opportunities for Early Career Scholars 