For readers looking for ways to finance the writing-up of a doctoral dissertation—and based at institutions within the Volkswagen Foundation-funded "Global Network for Global History"—here's a terrific opportunity at the  Centre for Modern Indian Studies at the University of Göttingen.

For those readers of the Global History Blog looking for ways to finance turning their dissertation into a book,or developing post-doctoral projects more generally, here's a terrific opportunity at the Georg-August-University Göttingen.

Here's something different – but also evidence of the "big tent" nature of global history approaches. The Royal College of Art has announced a search for a Tutor in the History of Design, with an emphasis on Global Design History. The call for applications explains more:

For readers looking for the next outlet to place their article or review in, here's a recent announcement of a new journal for transnational history led by Thomas Adam (University of Texas Arlington) that is worth paying attention to:

As we enter the season of job postings again, here's one of the first offerings in the field of international history from the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE), an institute in Mexico-City. As with other positions outside of the North American market, note the early (late August)…

Interested in the field of the history of internationalism? Here's a recently posted call for papers for a conference in London, "The Languages of Internationalism," taking place on May 25-26, 2017 and organized by Dr.

With the academic year now over for many of our readers, we move quickly into ... the season of more job postings. Here's one of the first for this season–with an early application deadline–that should surely interest readers of the Global History Blog.

The Monash University (Australia) is pleased to announce 25th  Conference of the Australasian Association for European History focusing on Europe's Entanglements, to be held at Monash University's Caulfield Campus in Melbourne on  July 11 – 14, 2017.

Here's an upcoming conference that should appeal to readers of the Toynbee Prize Foundation's Global History blog.

For those readers of the Global History Blog looking for a summer program on global history–here's a recent announcement is for you! From June 30-July 2, 2016, International Summer School "Connectivity and Change:

In recent years, global history has undoubtedly become part of our life as a dynamic historical perspective.

We're pleased to note that one of our forthcoming interviews for the Global History Forum will be with University of British Columbia   scholar Jeffrey James Byrne, whose book  Mecca of Revolution:

For readers of the Global History Blog interested in the history of human rights and humanitarianism – but also in entangling its history with the history of Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, and state socialism writ large – here's a terrific recent call for papers organized by the Exeter…

If you are a graduate or a postdoctoral student from Germany or NYU Global Network universities in New York, Shanghai and Abu Dhabi, who want to spend the summer vacation efficiently, there is a great opportunity for you!

If you've been paying close attention to the Toynbee Prize Foundation's website, you'll have seen some changes to our Board of Trustees, as we seek to adjust our Board membership to reflect the more and more international landscape of global history writing today.