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1. academicjobs.fandom.comAcademic Jobs Wiki | Fandom

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   Welcome to the Academic Jobs Wiki. This is a wiki for tracking searches in various categories for academic (i.e. faculty) positions. Please post listings by subject area. Note that some areas need filling in with actual pages. Pages for jobs that begin in 2024: Academic Libraries 2023-2024...

2. hcommons.org › docs › academic-jobs-wiki-data-english-literarture-jobsAcademic Jobs Wiki Data – English Literarture Jobs - Humanities...

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   History. These files contain data and visualizations gleaned from the Academic Jobs Wiki for English Literature jobs. The motivation for the project is to provide more transparency into the number of jobs available, and to assess the recent history of the field.

3. joblist.mla.orgMLA Job List | Find your perfect position in Modern Languages

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   The MLA Job List features announcements for available positions in humanities fields in and outside academia. The site is the recognized resource for highly qualified candidates seeking faculty positions at North American colleges and universities, as well as administrative and nonprofit jobs.

4. live-wp-sa-career-1.pantheon.berkeley.edu › grad-students-postdocs › academic-jobFinding Job Announcements - Career Engagement - Career Center

   live-wp-sa-career-1.pantheon.berkeley.edu › grad-students-postdocs › academic-job

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   Academic Jobs Wiki (Social Sciences & Humanities) As the “wiki” moniker implies, the Academic Jobs Wiki site hosts a series of links to crowd-sourced web pages about the posted job ads in dozens of different fields.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Academic_EnglishAcademic English - Wikipedia

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   Academic English. English for academic purposes ( EAP ), commonly known as Academic English, entails training students, usually in a higher education setting, to use language appropriate for study. It is one of the most common forms of English for specific purposes (ESP). It is also a course found in TAFE in Australia. Program.