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Professor / Associate Professor - Tourism & Marketing

Taylor's University
Park End St, Oxford OX1 1HP, UK54

Ernest Butten Professorship of Management Studies

University of Oxford
Richardson, Texas66

Part-time Lecturer - Business Communication

The University of Texas at Dallas
Richardson, Texas70

Part Time Lecturer - JSOM Capstone Senior Projects

The University of Texas at Dallas
Richardson, Texas49

Part Time Lecturer - JSOM Organizations, Strategy and International Management

The University of Texas at Dallas
Towson, Maryland69

CBE-4019 Assistant Professor in Finance

Towson University
Youngstown, Ohio51

Assistant Professor, Business Analytics (Tenure-Track)

Youngstown State University
Tuscaloosa, Alabama67

CCB - Instructor of Marketing - 530560

University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
Berkeley, California51

Lecturer - Marketing - Haas School of Business

University of California, Berkeley

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Top professionals in Economic History are in demand across universities, research centers, and forward-thinking organizations. Whether you specialize in long-run growth, financial crises, or the evolution of economic thought, outstanding opportunities exist in Higher Education and industry.

The current landscape offers diverse positions for scholars who combine rigorous historical analysis with quantitative methods. Leading employers seek candidates who can translate archival research into actionable insights for policy and business strategy.

  • Tenured and tenure-track faculty positions at research universities
  • Postdoctoral fellowships focused on economic development and inequality
  • Research roles at central banks and international financial institutions
  • Consulting positions that apply historical perspectives to contemporary challenges

To stand out, emphasize a strong publication record, experience with large datasets, and the ability to secure external funding. Candidates who demonstrate clear links between historical findings and present-day economic questions consistently attract offers from elite institutions.

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Universities and research institutes regularly seek professors, postdoctoral researchers, and policy analysts specializing in Economic History to teach, publish, and advise on long-term economic trends.

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Emphasize peer-reviewed publications, quantitative skills, and the ability to link historical insights to contemporary policy challenges. Strong grant-writing experience is also highly valued.

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