Pears Institute Early Career Research Role

Join the Pears Institute for the Study of Antisemitism as an Early Career Fellow, dedicated to impactful research in historical contexts. Specialize in key regions from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

This two-year fellowship at Pears Institute is set to begin in September 2015. Candidates should hold or be nearing completion of their doctorate, with a focus in historical studies, particularly in Europe, the Middle East, the United States, or Empires' history. A well-defined area for original research that aligns with the Institute's objectives is essential.

Key Responsibilities:

• Drive research projects focused on antisemitism

• Identify and refine research themes relevant to the Institute

• Participate in scholarly discussions and public engagement

• Publish your research in reputable forums

• Collaborate with faculty and other fellows on research endeavors

Requirements:

• Completed doctorate or nearing completion in history

• Specialization relevant to nineteenth or twentieth century studies

• Interest in aspects of antisemitism and related research

• Strong research and analytical skills

• Effective communication for academic settings

Develop your scholarly work while advancing understanding of antisemitism at the Pears Institute.
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