Parts of this page comes by courtsey of Matthew Hannah’s GitHub page Digital Humanities and the Job Market as of August 2019. Additional resources have been added.

Places to Look for Positions

Academic Faculty Positions with DH Subfields

• Modern Language Association
• American Historical Association Job List
• CRTNET for Communications
• Higher Ed Jobs
• Chronicle Vitae
• H-Net
• Academic Jobs EU
• Jobs.ac.uk (British Jobs)
• National Council on Public History
• Organization of American Historians
• Academic Jobs Wiki (You can also check on the status of jobs here i.e. have they requested materials, phone interviews, campus visits etc. Can take the waiting out)
• AcademicCareers.com
• Academic Jobs Europe

Digital Humanities Jobs/Postdocs (Outside Discipline)

• Digital Humanities Now
• Digital Hum Jobs
• Academic Jobs EU: European universities often invest more heavily in DH departments/programs.
• Jobs.ac.uk: British universities have some amazing DH departments/programs.
• European Association for Digital Humanities
• Council of Libraries and Information Research (CLIR): Great postdoc opportunities.
• Digital Libraries Federation: Many Digital Scholarship positions in Libraries don’t require an MLIS.
• American Libraries Association (see above)
• DH +Lib Jobs
• Code4Lib
• ALA JobLIST Library and LIS Jobs
• Any Andrew Mellon postdoctoral fellowship. These are institution-specific, see Postdoc Bill of Rights for questions to ask.
• Google, seriously

Jobs outside the professoriate who may want digital skills

• Federal Jobs: There are jobs at institutions like the Smithsonian.
• Alt Academy: Resource for considering great career moves.