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:

It's a busy week for Vienna-related job postings: first a recent call for papers on the history of liberal and illiberal internationalisms in Vienna this December; now, this call for a tenure-track post-doctoral position in the history of international governance at the University of Vienna.

Regular followers of the Toynbee Prize Foundation's Global History Forum feature will recall one of our interviews with the Australian historian of modern Russia and the Soviet Union Philippa Hetherington…

At the University of Exeter in scenic Devon, England, a call for applications has been made for a Lecturer in Twentieth Century International History, in the Department of History, to start this September.

As some, but not all, readers will know, while the timeline for applications for American academic jobs is crawling to an end these days, the European job market season is just beginning. And with many interesting positions for scholars of global history, no less.

If you've read some of our Global History Forum interviews and wonder how you, too, can begin to become involved in the world of global history, then here's a terrific opportunity.

If you have been following our blog recently, you'll surely have noticed our announcement of the posthumous awarding of the 2016 Toynbee Prize to Sir Christopher Bayly at this year's American Historical Association Annual Meeting.

For those readers already looking ahead to their summer plans, here's one more workshop to consider. At the Free University of Berlin, the Berlin Program for Advanced German and European Studies is hosting a conference called "Becoming Trans-German:

For those readers on the job market this year, the School of History of University of Leeds has recently announced a Lecturership in International History after 1945 beginning this September.

For those of you looking for post-doctoral fellowships with later deadlines, here's another neat opportunity.

Here's a recent attractive job posting, especially for those readers who have been engaging with the Toynbee Prize Foundation's programming at the recent American Historical Association meeting on the history of global history as a discipline.

Looking for a position in international history in a great city?

The Toynbee Prize Foundation has selected Sir Christopher Alan Bayly as the honorary recipient of the 2016 Toynbee Prize.

As we prepare for our upcoming events at the American Historical Association's Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, this coming weekend…

If you are making your way to Atlanta early this new year, consider joining the Toynbee Prize Foundation for our traditional bi-annual AHA session!