Job opportunity
Jewish Studies Postdoctoral Fellow
McGill University
Advance pre-modern Jewish Studies research at McGill University in Montreal while contributing through teaching, intellectual community, and a public lecture.
The Simon and Ethel Flegg Postdoctoral Research Fellowship supports an original research agenda within the Department of Jewish Studies. Candidates should specialize in the pre-modern period and complement existing departmental strengths. The fellowship is one year, beginning 1 September 2027, with local residence required during the academic year.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and pursue an original research agenda
Build intellectual community among faculty and students
Contribute actively to Jewish Studies at McGill
Teach one undergraduate course if given the opportunity
Deliver a public lecture
Requirements:
Specialization in the pre-modern period
Recently awarded PhD or equivalent within five years
PhD completed by 1 July 2027
Strong emerging research record and teaching commitment
English required; French ability or commitment appreciated
This McGill fellowship suits researchers bringing pre-modern expertise, original scholarship, teaching commitment, and community-building to Jewish Studies.
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Apply on source site The Simon and Ethel Flegg Postdoctoral Research Fellowship supports an original research agenda within the Department of Jewish Studies. Candidates should specialize in the pre-modern period and complement existing departmental strengths. The fellowship is one year, beginning 1 September 2027, with local residence required during the academic year.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and pursue an original research agenda
Build intellectual community among faculty and students
Contribute actively to Jewish Studies at McGill
Teach one undergraduate course if given the opportunity
Deliver a public lecture
Requirements:
Specialization in the pre-modern period
Recently awarded PhD or equivalent within five years
PhD completed by 1 July 2027
Strong emerging research record and teaching commitment
English required; French ability or commitment appreciated
This McGill fellowship suits researchers bringing pre-modern expertise, original scholarship, teaching commitment, and community-building to Jewish Studies.
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