Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunities, University of Manchester
About the role
Open To Jewish Studies
The University of Manchester offers up to two Simon Postdoctoral Fellowships, 3 years fixed term, £31,604 to £49,149 per annum. These fellowships are for Social Sciences broadly defined, and are open to those working in Jewish social history, cultural history, and political history, especially if the project engages with the history of the social sciences or the history of political thought. To be considered, the project must speak to the concerns of the social sciences even if it uses humanities methods.
Deadline: Thursday, 4 January 2018.
For advice from a Jewish Studies perspective, contact: alex.samely@manchester.ac.uk.
For details on eligibility and on how to apply, see: http://www.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/research/funding/simon-hallsworth-fellowships/
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About British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies
The British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies (BIAJS) was founded in 1975 as a learned society and professional organization on a non-profit-making basis. Its aims are to nurture, cultivate and advance the teaching and research in Jewish culture and history in all its aspects within Higher Education in the British Isles. IAJS initiates and supports research and publication in the field of Jewish Studies.
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Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunities, University of Manchester
About the role
Open To Jewish Studies
The University of Manchester offers up to two Simon Postdoctoral Fellowships, 3 years fixed term, £31,604 to £49,149 per annum. These fellowships are for Social Sciences broadly defined, and are open to those working in Jewish social history, cultural history, and political history, especially if the project engages with the history of the social sciences or the history of political thought. To be considered, the project must speak to the concerns of the social sciences even if it uses humanities methods.
Deadline: Thursday, 4 January 2018.
For advice from a Jewish Studies perspective, contact: alex.samely@manchester.ac.uk.
For details on eligibility and on how to apply, see: http://www.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/research/funding/simon-hallsworth-fellowships/
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About British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies
The British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies (BIAJS) was founded in 1975 as a learned society and professional organization on a non-profit-making basis. Its aims are to nurture, cultivate and advance the teaching and research in Jewish culture and history in all its aspects within Higher Education in the British Isles. IAJS initiates and supports research and publication in the field of Jewish Studies.