• American Studies Crossroads Project

This site, sponsored by the American Studies Association and maintained at Georgetown University, provides a searchable database of job listings, as well as information about fellowships, conferences, and other professional topics.

• H-Net Job Guide

This is a weekly listing of job opportunities and fellowships in history, the humanities, and the social sciences -- including opportunities ranging from American history, African and Middle Eastern history, American studies, and area studies to anthropology, archaeology, English, and art history. A new job guide is posted every Monday. The site is supported by Michigan State University and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

• American Anthropological Association

This site includes listings of available positions as well as general information and links to sites about careers in anthropology.

• American Association of Physical Anthropologists

An international collection of academic and nonacademic job opportunities for physical anthropologists.

• American Philological Association

This site features a monthly job listings published by the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America. New positions are posted each month on or about the 15th. To get to the job listings, click on the "APA Placement Service. Job listings" link.

• Earthworks

A British Web site, Earthworks lists academic and non-academic jobs and postdoctoral positions in archaeology, astronomy, the environmental sciences and related fields at universities and research institutions worldwide. The site is frequently updated and also includes a résumé bank.

• Postdoctoral Opportunities in Anthropology

Arizona State University's department of anthropology provides this list of postdoctoral fellowship opportunities.

• PRIMATE-JOBS

An international collection of job listings in primate research, conservation, and education. The listings, which are maintained by the Wisconsin Primate Research Center at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, are in disciplines such as biomedicin

• SAA Web: Careers, Opportunities & Jobs in Archaeology

The Society for American Archaeology Web page has information about academic programs and careers in archaeology, as well as academic and non-academic job listings for archaeologists.

• SHA's Employment Opportunities

This Web site of the Society for Historical Archaeology features academic and non-academic employment opportunities for historical archaeologists from the S.H.A.'s quarterly newsletter.

• About Art History

Academic and nonacademic job, fellowship, and internship opportunities in art history from about.com.

• Association for Art History

This site lists part-time and full-time job openings and fellowship opportunities for art historians in and out of academe.

• College Art Association

This association publishes CAA Careers, a bimonthly newsletter that lists academic job opportunities for artists, art historians, and visual artists. The newsletter is for association members only and is not available online. The association's Web site has a section on career development, which provides tips about crafting C.V.'s and résumés.

• H-NET Job Guide

This is a weekly listing of job opportunities and fellowships in history, the humanities, and the social sciences -- including opportunities ranging from American history, African and Middle Eastern history, American studies, and area studies to

• MERC Museum and Cultural Resource Jobs

This is the Web site of the Museum Employment Resource Center. It features listings of job opportunities at museums, universities, and other institutions.

• American Astronomical Society

Research, faculty, and postdoctoral positions from the society's newsletter, updated monthly.

• American Institute of Physics

The AIP's "Career Network" features an extensive collection of job listings for physicists and astronomers in academe, government, and industry, as well as a résumé bank. Users may sign up to receive job alerts by e-mail.

• Earthworks

A British Web site, Earthworks lists academic and non-academic jobs and postdoctoral positions in archaeology, astronomy, the environmental sciences and related fields at universities and research institutions worldwide. The site is frequently updated and also includes a résumé bank.

• Nature Jobs

International collection of job listings for scientists in the private, public, and academic sectors from the weekly British magazine Nature. Job advertisements are indexed by country and subject, and searchable by job title and description. The site

• Physlink.com Job Board

Academic and nonacademic job listings for physicists, astronomers, and engineers around the world. Users may also post their CV's on the site.

• Science Careers

Job listings in a variety of scientific disciplines from Science, a weekly magazine for scientists. The site also features a CV/résumé bank and a job-alerts service.

• Starlink

This site, maintained by the European Astronomical Society, has information about faculty positions and post-docs overseas.

• American Association of Anatomists

This site lists academic job openings and postdoctoral opportunities for anatomists and biomedical researchers.

• American Association of Immunologists

The association's Web site lists faculty, research, and postdoctoral positions for immunologists.

• American Society for Cell Biology

The ASCB's "Job Board" lists employment opportunities for cell biologists in academe, government, and industry. The Careers & Opportunities section of the site also features career advice and links to useful resources.

• American Society for Microbiology

ASM's "Career Connections" section features research, faculty, and postdoctoral positions in and out of academe for microbiologists. Users may opt to post their résumé online and receive job e-mail alerts (free registration required).

• Employment Links for the Biomedical Scientist

A comprehensive list of links to job vacancies and career information.

• Experimental Medicine Job Listing

An international collection of academic and nonacademic job openings for medical biologists, maintained by McGill University's Division of Experimental Medicine. It's also the official job listing of the Canadian Society of Biochemistry, Molecular and Cel

• Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology

FASEB's "Career Resources" section has weekly job listings -- academic and nonacademic -- for biomedical scientists and pharmacologists, as well as an online applicant referral database and placement service. Users must register to post their profile in t

• National Association of Biology Teachers

Job opportunities for biology teachers (in middle schools, high schools, and two- and four-year colleges and universities).

• Nature Jobs

International collection of job listings for scientists in the private, public, and academic sectors from the weekly British magazine Nature. Job advertisements are indexed by country and subject, and searchable by job title and description. The site

• New Scientist Jobs

Comprehensive listings of academic and nonacademic jobs in the sciences, from the New Scientist, an international weekly magazine on science and technology.

• Science Careers

Job listings in a variety of scientific disciplines from Science, a weekly magazine for scientists. The site also features a CV/résumé bank and a job-alerts service.

• Scijobs.org: The Scientist's Employment Network

This site, created by Ph.D. graduates in the natural sciences, features job listings in industry, academe, and the nonprofit sector for scientists in biology, chemistry, and other related fields. Jobs are searchable by employer type, region, degree requirement, and keyword. Users may register to receive e-mail notification of new job listings. The site also has a résumé bank and a data base of employers.

• Society for Developmental Biology

Faculty, postdoctoral, and commercial job listings for developmental biologists.

• Texas A&M's Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Department

This site features a database of jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities in and out of academe for wildlife biologists, conservationists, and environmental scientists. There's also a great list of links to other employment resources.

• Academy of Management

Information about faculty positions in business, finance, and management is available here, as well as job listings in business and industry.

• American Real Estate Society

The society's Web site lists academic and nonacademic jobs in real estate and finance.

• ARIAWEB

The American Risk and Insurance Association maintains a site with job listings in finance, insurance, and risk management, in both academic and non-academic settings. Members of the association may also post resumes here.

• Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business

AACSB International -- the "professional association for college and university management education and the premier accrediting agency for bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs in business administration and accounting" -- maintains an exten

• OR/MS Today

Job opportunities in the academic, commercial, and government sectors from the bi-monthly magazine of the Institute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS).

• AACC Employment Page

A job-listing service and resume bank sponsored by the American Association of Clinical Chemistry. The service is free to registered users.

• American Chemical Society

On this site, the society provides the two most recent job postings from Chemical & Engineering News, available to members only. The society also offers its members a computerized registry that matches qualified candidates to specific job requirement

• Cen-chemjobs.org

Formerly known as JobSpectrum.org, this site features academic and nonacademic job listings for chemists and chemical engineers from Chemical & Engineering News, a weekly magazine published by the American Chemical Society. It also includes a résumé

• ChemSoc: The Chemistry Societies Network

ChemSoc is an international network of over 30 chemistry societies. The site has job listings in industry and academe, plus useful career advice and links to additional resources.

• Nature Jobs

International collection of job listings for scientists in the private, public, and academic sectors from the weekly British magazine Nature. Job advertisements are indexed by country and subject, and searchable by job title and description. The site

• New Scientist Jobs

Comprehensive listings of academic and nonacademic jobs in the sciences, from the New Scientist, an international weekly magazine on science and technology.

• Science Careers

Job listings in a variety of scientific disciplines from Science, a weekly magazine for scientists. The site also features a CV/résumé bank and a job-alerts service.

• Scijobs.org: The Scientist's Employment Network

This site, created by Ph.D. graduates in the natural sciences, features job listings in industry, academe, and the nonprofit sector for scientists in biology, chemistry, and other related fields. Jobs are searchable by employer type, region, degree requirement, and keyword. Users may register to receive e-mail notification of new job listings. The site also has a résumé bank and a data base of employers.

• American Philological Association

This site features listing of jobs available online and in print, put out by the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America. New positions are posted each month.

• Positions for Classicists and Archaeologist

This monthly listing of jobs is available on line and in print. It is put out by the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America. New positions are posted each around the 15th. Beginning in 1999, job candidates are eligible to sign up for an e-mail service that will make announcements available earlier than on the Website or in print. The site also provides yearly job-market statistics.

• Association for Educational Communications and Technology

The association's job center lists job opportunities in instructional design and technology at companies, foundations, and academic institutions.

• Broadcast Education Association

The organization's "Job Bank" includes academic and nonacademic employment opportunities in broadcast journalism, media studies, and telecommunications.

• Society for Cinema & Media Studies

This site offers academic job opportunities in communications, film studies, and the visual arts. Membership is required to view the job listings.

• Association for Computing Machinery

This Web site lists jobs in computer science and information technology from Communications of the ACM, the association's monthly magazine. Most of the listings are for jobs in academe. The site's Careerline section provides useful advice for job hunters.

• Computing Research Association

This comprehensive site lists job opportunities -- primarily in academe -- for computer scientists, computer engineers, and computer researchers. The site's information section also contains salary information, a list of computer-science and computer-engineering programs in North America, and statistical data on the production and employment of computer-science and computer-engineering Ph.D.'s.

• Economics Research Network

International collection of academic and nonacademic job listings for economists.

• Inomics: The Internet Site for Economics

This list specializes in jobs at European universities and organizations. Candidates may also sign up for an e-mail service that notifies them about jobs in their field.

• JOE (Job Openings For Economists)

A site sponsored by the American Economics Association and the economics department at the University of Texas at Austin, JOE provides extensive listings of job vacancies at colleges and universities in the United States and abroad, and at corporations, foundations, and other nonacademic organizations. JOE is published 10 times per year: February, March, April, May, June, August, September, October, November, and December.

• UK-JOE

This service of the Royal Economic Society lists academic and nonacademic job openings for economists in the United Kingdom.

• AACTE Position Vacancies

The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education is a national, voluntary association of colleges and universities with teacher-training programs. The site has listings for jobs in education, although the number of listings is limited.

• American Counseling Association

This site includes listings of academic (K-12 and university) and nonacademic counseling jobs. Access to the job ads is free. Registered users may post their résumés and sign up to receive job e-mail alerts.

• American Educational Research Association

AERA's Web site features job listings in multiple disciplines, including education, educational administration, educational computing, educational psychology, and psychometrics.

• Counseling Today's Online Classifieds

This electronic version of Counseling Today, the American Counseling Association's monthly newspaper, includes listings of academic (K-12 and university) and non-academic counseling jobs. Listings are organized by state.

• Ed Jobs U Seek

The University of Minnesota College of Education & Human Development hosts this job board. There are job openings across the United States for educators and education admi

• University Council for Educational Administration

The Web site of this consortium of more than 50 research universities offering educational-administration preparation programs lists a limited number of positions in educational leadership, policy, and administration.

• ASEE PRISM Magazine Classified Advertising

This site includes faculty and administrative job opportunities for engineers from PRISM Magazine, published monthly by the American Society for Engineering Education (published September through June). Job announcements are posted on the association's Web site one month prior to publication and remain posted until the end of the publication month. The association also provides information about fellowships, as well as statistical information about university engineering programs and faculty salaries.

• BMEnet

This site lists employment opportunities for biomedical engineers in the academic, private, and public sectors. Site offers e-mail alerts of new job ads.

• Faculty for the Future

This site, administered by Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates Network, is devoted to helping women and minorities in engineering and the sciences find teaching and research positions at universities in the United States. It features job listings, a résumé bank, and forums on a variety of career-related topics. Users must register to post their résumé and participate in the forums, but registration is free.

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

The IEEE's Web site lists academic and nonacademic job openings for electrical engineers.

• Ph.Ds.Org.: Science, Math, and Engineering Career Site

A comprehensive site created by Geoff Davis, a former Dartmouth College professor, and supported by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. It features listings for jobs both in and out of academe, salary information, advice about graduate school, C.V.'s, and interviewing, background articles about the sciences, resource lists, and on-line discussions. One feature of the site allows users to create their own rankings of graduate programs, using information provided by the National Research Council.

• Agora Language Marketplace

An online collection of job openings for foreign language and ESL instructors at all educational levels.

• ESLworldwide.com

This site, created by an Internet recruiting company, lists job opportunities for teachers of English as a second language at schools and universities worldwide. Access to job listings is free, but users may also submit résumés to be forwarded to

• Modern Language Association

An electronic version of the M.L.A.'s job-information list, with vacancies in literature, foreign languages, linguistics, English as a second language, and creative writing. New versions of the list are published in October, November, February, and April. One section of the site provides general advice and a checklist for job seekers, do's and don'ts for interviews, a reading list on the job market, information about M.L.A. policies, and a list of administrations censured by the American Association of University Professors. Advice is also provided for search committees. In October and February, the association lists departments reporting no vacancies.

• TEFL.com

A collection of international job openings for TEFL instructors.

• TESL: Jobs

A list of links to ESL employment resources maintained by The Internet TESL Journal.

• The ESL Cafe's Job Center

This site by Dave Sperling features extensive job opportunities for teachers of English as a second language around the world. It also features a résumé bank, forums for discussing jobs and teacher training, and links to other E.S.L. job resources.

• American Folklore Society

This list is for folklorists looking for positions in either academic and non-academic settings, including museums and nonprofit organizations. Job candidates may also post their C.V.'s.

• Association for Women Geoscientists

This association supports women in the geosciences and hosts a small list of employment openings.

• Earthworks

A British Web site, Earthworks lists academic and non-academic jobs and postdoctoral positions in archaeology, astronomy, the environmental sciences and related fields at universities and research institutions worldwide. The site is frequently updated and also includes a résumé bank.

• Geological Association of Canada

Academic and nonacademic job openings for geoscientists in Canada.

• Geological Society of America

Academic job opportunities from GSA Today, the society's monthly magazine.

• Geotimes Classified Ads

Academic job listings from Geotimes, a monthly magazine for geoscientists published by the American Geological Institute.

• Jobs in Geography

The Web site of the Association of American Geographers features faculty, research, administrative, and nonacademic jobs for geographers in the United States and abroad. The job listings are from the association's monthly newsletter. Jobs are organized alphabetically by state or country (for international jobs). Users may also click on a U.S. map to select job listings by region. New job listings are starred. To get to the job listings, users must first go to the association's home page and select "Jobs in Geography." The Web site also has information about grants and awards for geographers and information for those contemplating a career in geography.

• H-Net Job Guide

This is a weekly listing of jobs and fellowships in history and other fields in the humanities and social sciences. A new job guide is posted every Monday, and a weekly list is posted to many of H-Net's discussion groups. Supported by Michigan St

• OAH Jobs Online

The Organization of American Historians has listings for job vacancies at universities and scholarly paper projects.

• H-NET Jobs in Rhetoric and Communications

This weekly listing of jobs in rhetoric and communications is supported by Michigan State University and the National Endowment for the Humanities. H-Net's Job Guide also lists jobs and fellowships in history and other fields in the humanities an

• Modern Language Association

An electronic version of the M.L.A.'s job-information list, with vacancies in literature, foreign languages, and creative writing. New versions of the list are published in October, November, February, and April. One section of the site provides

• National Council of Teachers of English

This site has listings of jobs in composition, creative writing, literature, and reading at colleges, universities, and secondary schools.

• The Linguist List

The LINGUIST List is dedicated to providing information on language and language analysis, and to providing the discipline of linguistics with the infrastructure necessary to function in the digital world.

• American Mathematical Society

The AMS offers listings of academic and industry jobs, articles about the mathematics job market, and advice to graduate students. There's also a free automated system through which job seekers may apply for jobs, track their applications, and invite their references to submit recommendation letters into the system.

• ASA JobWeb

The American Statistics Association lists academic and nonacademic job opportunities for statisticians. Access to the job listings is free, but only members may post a résumé and sign up to receive e-mail notification of new jobs.

• Canadian Mathematical Society

Employment opportunities for mathematicians in Canadian universities, government, and industry. There's also a section of links to other online mathematics job resources.

• E-Math

Maintained by the American Mathematical Society, this site offers listings of academic and industry jobs, articles about the mathematics job market, advice to graduate students, and an e-mail notification service about job openings. Each year beginning April 1, candidates seeking jobs may register with a list that is sent to employers still seeking applications late in the hiring season.

• European Mathematical Society

Academic job openings in departments of mathematics and statistics at European universities.

• European Mathematical Society

Academic job openings in departments of mathematics and statistics at European universities.

• Math-jobs.com

A collection of global job listings for bankers, computer scientists, mathematicians, statisticians, and teachers, maintained by Dr. Christof J. Luchsinger, a lecturer in the department of mathematics at the University of Basle in Switzerland. The site also has links to mathematics organizations and mathematics and statistics departments around the world, as well as resources on applying for jobs abroad (e.g., links to immigration offices, labor ministries, and visa information).

• National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Job listings for math teachers at middle schools, high schools, and two- and four-year colleges and universities.

• Ph.Ds.Org.: Science, Math, and Engineering Career Site

A comprehensive site created by Geoff Davis, a former Dartmouth College professor, and supported by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. It features listings for jobs both in and out of academe, salary information, advice about graduate school, C.V.'s, and interviewing, background articles about the sciences, resource lists, and on-line discussions. One feature of the site allows users to create their own rankings of graduate programs, using information provided by the National Research Council.

• Purdue University Mathematics Department

The career-resources section of the Purdue Mathematics Department Web site lists job openings in and out of academe. The job seekers' section of the site also provides information on teaching assistantships and postdoctoral opportunities at colleges and universities and resources for those considering a career in mathematics.

• Earthworks

This British Web site lists academic and non-academic jobs and postdoctoral positions in archaeology, astronomy, the environmental sciences, geoscience, oceanography, and related fields at universities and research institutions around the world. The site is updated several times a day and also features a rŽsumŽ bank.

• Positions Offered in Aquatic Science

The Web site of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography posts jobs for oceonographers and aquatic scientists in universities, research institutions, and government. The site features a FAQ page for students interested in careers in aquatic science.

• American Philosophical Association

The A.P.A.'s Jobs for Philosophers, published four times a year (October, November, February, and May), lists academic and non-academic job opportunities for philosophers, but it's available only to association members. The A.P.A. also has a new database (called "JobS") where job seekers may post information about themselves and their areas of expertise for employers to see. The service is free to A.P.A. members, but non-members must pay a fee to participate.

• PhilNet: Jobs in Philosophy

This site, by the University of Hamburg, features job opportunities in philosophy at universities around the world. Job announcements are listed by date (most recent announcements first). Users may view the listings in English, German, French, or Spanish.

• AIP Career Services

Web site of the American Institute of Physics. A comprehensive site that includes a résumé-posting service for job seekers; a jobs data base -- updated daily -- which features academic, government, and industry position openings compiled from AIP online listings and Physics Today; information about internships in the physical sciences; and a variety of useful links for job seekers and would-be physicists. Employment statistics are featured on the AIP Employment and Industry Web page.

• American Association of Physics Teachers

AAPT's online "Science Job Market" features jobs for physics educators (in middle schools, high schools, and two- and four-year colleges and universities) in the United States and abroad.

• American Physical Society

The APS's "Careers in Physics" page lists academic and nonacademic job opportunities. There's also a résumé bank, and users may sign up to receive e-mail notification of new job listings.

• Ph.Ds.Org.: Science, Math, and Engineering Career Site

A comprehensive site created by Geoff Davis, a former Dartmouth College professor, and supported by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. It features listings for jobs both in and out of academe, salary information, advice about graduate school, C.V.'s, and interviewing, background articles about the sciences, resource lists, and on-line discussions. One feature of the site allows users to create their own rankings of graduate programs, using information provided by the National Research Council.

• PhysicsJobs

The electronic recruitment service of Physics World, with listings in physics, engineering, and scientific computing. New jobs are posted as they are submitted to the magazine.

• TIPTOP: The Internet Pilot to Physics

A bulletin board of job announcements in physics and engineering, post-docs, studentships, and summer jobs. A weekly e-mail service notifies job seekers of openings. Candidates may also post notices in a jobs-wanted section.

• American Political Science Association

The association offers an on-line version of its Personnel Service Newsletter, eJobs, a monthly guide to job listings at universities and research institutions. Available to members only.

• American Psychological Association

Some academic positions are included in this monthly listing, searchable by state, from the APA Monitor.

• APS Employment Bulletin

Academic, research, and clinical jobs for psychologists are listed at this site, put up by the American Psychological Society. The listings, which can be searched, are selected from the monthly APS Observer.

• Association of Schools of Public Health

This site lists academic and non-academic employment opportunities for public-health professionals.

• Health Education Professional Resources

A comprehensive database of jobs in public health and health education maintained by New York University. The listings are updated weekly.

• Academic Physician & Scientist

This bimontly publication by the medical publisher Lippincott Williams & Williams has job listings for medical administrators, researchers, faculty members, and scientists in academic institutions and government agencies, including the Federal Drug Administration, and the National Institutes of Health. The site is and endorsed by the Association of American Medical Colleges.

• Nature International Science Jobs

International scientific job listings and fellowships in hospitals, industry, research institutions, and universities from Nature, the weekly journal of science published in England. The listings may be searched by subject, location, organization typ

• Ph.Ds.Org.: Science, Math, and Engineering Career Site

A comprehensive site created by Geoff Davis, a former Dartmouth College professor, and supported by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. It features listings for jobs both in and out of academe, salary information, advice about graduate school, C.V.'s, and interviewing, background articles about the sciences, resource lists, and onine discussions. One feature of the site allows users to create their own rankings of graduate programs, using information provided by the National Research Council.

• Science

This portion of Science magazine's Web site features job openings for scientists in a variety of disciplines in academic institutions, industry, government, foundations, etc. The listings include vacancies in the United States and abroad.

• Scijobs.org: The Scientist's Employment Network

This site, created by Ph.D. graduates in the natural sciences, features job listings in industry, academe, and the non-profit sector for scientists in biology, chemistry, and other related fields. Jobs are searchable by employer type, region, degree requirement, and keyword. Users may register to receive e-mail notification of new job listings. The site also has a résumé bank and a data base of employers.

• Society for Neuroscience

This site contains monthly listings of research, faculty, and postdoctoral positions for neuroscientists at academic and non-academic institutions.

• American Sociological Association

The association offers an online version of its Employment Bulletin, a monthly listing of job openings in universities, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other groups. New versions are posted on the first of each month. The site also

• Women's Studies Database

This University of Maryland Web site lists jobs in women's studies at colleges and universities worldwide.