As we enter October, the job market is clearly on! Here's a recent advertisment for a tenure-track position from the History and Society Division at Babson College, a private business school located in Wellesley, Massachusetts (just outside of Boston):

For readers of the Global History Blog interested, like some of the previous guests to the Global History Forum, in American diplomatic history, here's a recent call for applications at Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy that should be of interest.:

Over at TRAFO, a Germany-based blog of for transregional research, Professor Amitav Acharya has penned a useful post titled "Doing Global International Relations" that offers a point of view on how a global history perspective could contribute to scholarship on international relations.

Do you know a scholar in the humanities or social sciences whose work deserves recognition, or who would benefit from a period of research in Munich?

For readers of the Global History Blog on the job market this year, here's a recent call for applications for Research Fellowships at St. John's College at the University of Cambridge:

For scholars based in Berlin or the surrounding area, here is a recent attractive call for applications to organize a colloquium on a thematic topic of your choice, courtesy of the Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin.

For those hitting the job market this year with an eye on the Pacific Northwest, here's a recent call for applications to a tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, the state capitol and not far from the Cascade Mountains, the Oregon Coast…

While not a topic we've featured enough here at the Toynbee Prize Foundation, military history is alive and well and a necessary part of the conversation on global history.

For graduate students interested in transnational approaches and based in the Midwest, here is a recent call for papers for a graduate student conference at Central Michigan University. This is a great opportunity to present one's work early on during graduate education.

For scholars of global history–particularly those working on topics related to the theme of resentment–here's a terrific opportunity to spend a year in idyllic Princeton, New Jersey, with a community of scholars devoted to global history approaches.

For advanced scholars with an interest in transnationalism and ethnic studies (broadly conceived), here is a recent call for applications in the Elm City (New Haven, Connecticut) from Yale University's Program in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration. The call explains:

For scholars interested in the intersection of law and history, here is a recent call for applications for a one-year postdoctoral fellowship at Queen Mary (University of London) at precisely that juncture:

Here's an recent call for papers for a wokshop on transnational history taking place at Princeton University (US), on February 10-11, 2017 entitled "Transnational relations between Eastern Europe/Russia-USSR and the Middle East, late 19th century to 1991.…

For those global historians looking for an academic position in history that allows them to enter conversations with a wider range of interlocutors than the average history department, here is a recent call for applications for a tenure-track position at Harvard Business School…

For readers of the Global History Blog interested in a staff position on a project at the intersection of digital humanities and international history, consider this recent job posting at Columbia University: