§ · Posting Detail·Sociology, History, History of Scienceposting · scholiad.com · Listing ID: SCH-DZ7KXB

Tenured/Tenure-Track Position – University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania
Sociology, History, History of SciencePosted 2026-10-30Deadline to be announcedActiveClosing soonRecently closedBetween cyclesClosing date passed
§ I·Posting Excerpt

Penn's History and Sociology of Science department seeks a tenured or tenure-track scholar specializing in computing, data, information science, or AI history. Applicants must hold a PhD in history of science or a related field, with historical and/or ethnographic research methods. PhD required by June 2027 for tenure-track candidates.

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§ II·Eligibility & Work Authorization
  • Career stageUntenured faculty, Tenured faculty
  • DegreePhD
  • Degree requirementTenure-track applicants are expected to have completed all requirements for the Ph.D. in the history of science or another related field by June 2027.
§ V·Deadline
  • StatusOpen
§ VI·Citation & Canonical Record

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