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Job market

SO YOU WANT TO GET A PHD IN THE HUMANITIES

by E Wayne Ross on October 27, 2010

The job crisis for faculty jobs — especially for new Ph.D.’s looking for tenure-track jobs — is spreading

by E Wayne Ross on January 4, 2010

Job Slump Worsens for Language and Literature Scholars

by E Wayne Ross on December 17, 2009

U. of North Carolina Campuses Under Fresh Scrutiny for Hiring Practices

by E Wayne Ross on October 26, 2009

Korean University Professors Union Reports Layoffs and Protests

by E Wayne Ross on August 24, 2009

Anatomy of a Flawed Hire

by E Wayne Ross on August 24, 2009

Lessons of a Dual Hire

by E Wayne Ross on August 24, 2009

The Economy and Adjunct Hiring

by E Wayne Ross on July 20, 2009

The Disappearing Tenure-Track Job

by E Wayne Ross on May 12, 2009

They’re Hiring in Hong Kong

by E Wayne Ross on March 31, 2009

Graduate students hoping for tenure-track positions face bleak prospects as universities cut budgets and freeze hiring

by E Wayne Ross on March 26, 2009

Doctoral Candidates Anticipate Hard Times

by E Wayne Ross on March 10, 2009

Employment for Spouses Gets Harder to Find

by E Wayne Ross on March 2, 2009

Johns Hopkins Freezes Hiring and Salaries, and Will Cut Top Administrators’ Pay

by E Wayne Ross on February 13, 2009

Job Market for Economists Turns … Dismal

by E Wayne Ross on February 13, 2009

Economy’s Toll on Job Market Is Evident at Historians’ Meeting

by E Wayne Ross on January 5, 2009

Disappearing Jobs

by E Wayne Ross on December 30, 2008

India: All seven IIMs reeling under faculty crunch

by E Wayne Ross on December 12, 2008

Exceptions to the Rule

by E Wayne Ross on November 25, 2008

Seeking Nobel Winners, Canada Begins Global Hunt for Top Researchers

by E Wayne Ross on September 15, 2008

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