For those readers still on the job market, despair ye not – many positions continue to be advertised on the European market well into the spring.

For scholars of American history in particular, but also for scholars from other fields interested in US history, here's a recent

For those readers interested in either transnational history, the history of the Middle East and South Asia, or Islamic history, two graduate students at Columbia University and Rice University, Roy Bar-Sadeh and Esmat Elhalaby…

If you're interested in the global history of religion–one of the liveliest discussions within the field of global history today–here's a recent call for applications that will surely be of interest.

If you're a long-time follower of our interviews with global historians at the Global History Forum, you may recall one of our very first interviews with University of Pennsylvania historian Vanessa Ogle — then on her first book,  The Global Transformation of Time…

A quick note on a forthcoming lecture in New York by NYU Abu Dhabi Senior Research Fellow Giuliano Garavini, scholar of international history and author of  After Empires: European Integration, Decolonization, and the Challenge From the Global South (Oxford: OUP, 2012).

Here's another attractive job opportunity for those working in global and world history, this time from the Windward School, a private secondary school located in Mar Vista, pleasantly near the ocean in Los Angeles, California.

Readers of the Global History Forum may remember our interview with SUNY-Albany historian Ryan Irwin on his book Gordian Knot and his work more broadly in international history. If you liked that piece and are located in the Northeast, then mark your calendar.

Open positions continue to abound for historians working in world or global history.

For those TPF readers looking for post-doctoral options, the School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University and the Center for International Media Assistance announce a two-year postdoctoral fellowship investigating how media ownership patterns affect political outcomes.

Looking for time to develop that article, that second book idea, that conference proposal? If your topic fits under the rubric of historical authenticity, then consider applying for a fellowship from the Leibniz Research Alliance Historical Authenticity.

While this current calendar year already portends to be full of terrific works in global history, now might also be the time to start thinking of the works that most impressed you in 2015.

For those readers of the Toynbee Prize Foundation's electronic offerings looking for jobs in North America, here's a recent call for applications at New Jersey City University – in Jersey City, NJ, just across the river from New York. The call for applications explains more:

Are you looking for a position in research administration that will allow you to further your interests in global and trans-regional studies?

For those TPF readers in Germany or Europe, here's a recent announcement for a forthcoming symposium hosted by the Indiana University Europe Gateway in conjunction with the re:work initiative at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. The symposium takes the following as its starting point: