Vacancies & Grants

American Society for Environmental History
The ASEH currently offers four research fellowships: the Hal Rothman Dissertation Fellowship, the J. Donald Hughes Graduate Research Fellowship, the Equity Graduate Student Fellowship, and the Samuel P. Hays Fellowship. The Rothman, Hughes, and Equity Fellowships are reserved for graduate students; the Hays Fellowship is open to practicing historians of any rank. In addition, the ASEH co-sponsors the ASEH–Newberry Library Fellowship for scholars who will work with the Newberry’s extensive holdings in Chicago.

H-Net Job Guide
H-Net Job Guide publishes a selection of academic vacancies in the field environmental history, including water history. The level of the positions varies from Post-Doctoral and Fellowships to Departmental Chairs and Full Professorships. While the location of the positions is not limited, the majority of them are located in the United States and Canada.

Wilson Center | USA Students
Research Assistant interns are talented undergraduates, recent graduates, or graduate students who combine part-time hours at the Center with their studies and other activities. Students work one-on-one with an expert in their field of study to conduct in-depth, academic analysis of today’s most pressing issues. Research Assistant interns have the unique opportunity to work directly with these experts, as they examine issues of contemporary public policy or explore topics that provide the historical context behind today’s pressing policy debates.

SEA-EU Master’s Internships
Are you a Master student of any of the SEA-EU universities?
Explore over 100 Master Research Internship opportunities at SEA-EU for the 2023-24 academic year. Dive into research labs across disciplines and sharpen your skills in a dynamic environment. Connect directly with leading researchers by sharing your CV, motivation letter, and transcript. Start your journey between academic study and professional life with SEA-EU!

European Society for Environmental History
The European Society for Environmental History keeps a database of different research and job opportunities in Europe in the field of Environmental History. On this site, you can find all kinds of positions from PhD to Postdoctoral, fellowship and lecturers in the field.

ScholarshipDb
ScholarshipDb is a website that collects scholarships, academic opportunities and job vacancies in every field imaginable. Academic programs and opportunities vary from Undergraduate to Postdoctoral level and job opportunities from Internship and Postdoctoral to Tenure positions. The search ”water history” returns 1,305 results.

Blue Jobs
Blue jobs is a new job search website posting academic and non-academic vacancies from internships to senior-level to post-doctoral positions and beyond. Although it mostly focuses on opportunities in the field of marine sciences, multidisciplinary positions are frequently advertised.

UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme)
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) regularly seeks qualified professionals in a wide range of fields. The UNEP workforce is made up of different categories and levels of personnel, consultants, UN Volunteers and interns. Environmental and water education are at the core of UNEP’s work.

