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The Jewish Studies Program at the Central European University invites applications for a twelve-month teaching and research fellowship on a topic related to Jewish cultural and literary studies. The post-doctoral fellow will teach one course in the winter semester. The specific disciplinary and thematic areas of specialization are open, but preference will be given to candidates working on Western, Central and/or Eastern Europe, who can offer broad, thematic courses.

La Fondation Maison des sciences de l’homme (FMSH) le Conseil de Recherche Scientifique de Norvège (NFR) proposent une aide à la mobilité pour un séjour en Norvège de 1 mois à un jeune chercheur confirmé affilié à une université française.

Cette aide à la mobilité est destinée à réaliser des travaux de recherche en Norvège : enquêtes de terrain, travail en bibliothèques et archives.

Cet appel s’inscrit dans le cadre du Programme Atlas de mobilité post-doctorale de courte durée lancé par la FMSH et ses partenaires.

The Curatorial Fellow works alongside the Visual Arts curators and with colleagues across the institution to support in all phases of exhibition development, including: research; checklist development; lender and artist relations; publication development; writing texts for exhibition interpretation, acquisitions, online content, press and promotional materials; exhibition floorplans; gallery installation; and development of interpretive programs related to exhibitions.

Cities are complex built environments that integrate the physical, natural, and social worlds of human settlement. The discovery of new solutions to address our most pressing needs and challenges with regard to cities is rooted in the presence of and engagement between residents with diverse knowledge, abilities, and experiences. At the same time, the legacy of slavery and a prolonged history of social segregation and economic and political disenfranchisement of African-Americans continues to undermine the power of urban diversity.

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) invites scholars to apply for fellowships in:

• Southeast Asian jewellery;
• Southeast Asian Islamic art;
• Austronesian art;
• Peranakan art; and
• Research relating to Asian port cities

The ACM prizes multi-disciplinary work, cross-cultural studies, and research on ongoing projects at the museum. Research related to the collections at the ACM would be an advantage.