postgraduate opportunities in archaeology

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About

Are you looking for a PhD or postdoc position in archaeology? Me, too. Systematically looking for positions, I have come across so many opportunities in so many different places that I’m curious how many there actually are. In this blog I’ll list the opportunities I come across, starting with a pretty simple format: a few blog entries, one each for PhD positions & programmes, postdoc positions & programmes, as well as other academic positions in archaeology, which I’ll update regularly. With each update, I’ll change the date of a blog entry and leave newly listed jobs in bold for a week (so if you’re checking this site once a week, you only have to look at the jobs in bold).

Hope this is helpful.

6 responses to “About

  1. Tim Kerig August 25, 2016 at 8:35 am

    Yes – it is helpful! Thanks a lot
    Tim

  2. jonpip August 22, 2017 at 2:38 pm

    This is a really good idea. Thanks for sharing.

  3. Anna M. Stagno July 19, 2019 at 12:21 pm

    Really helpful! thank you so much for it!

  4. Ruaidhrí November 16, 2019 at 7:40 pm

    Found my PhD through your blog.. now I’m about to submit and I’m back looking for postdoc positions. Thanks for the great work!

  5. Savannah July 11, 2021 at 1:29 pm

    This literally helped me find my PhD and I still use it to find conferences and plan to use it to find a postdoc and further positions in my career as time goes on. Thank you so much for keeping this site updated, you are doing wonderful work!!!

  6. antoninachaban February 9, 2022 at 8:07 am

    Hi everyone, hi Erik von Rossenberg! Your blog is really helpful, thank you very much! I was constantly checking it through when searching for a postdoc position. Maybe you can also add this to your section dedicated to conferences and training: https://bit.ly/3spm4qT . It is a useful training opportunity for readers interested in paleoanthropological and paleoanthological heritage. Thanks a lot for the effort!

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