• Assistant Tenure-Track Professor (Beginning…

    Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA)


    Description

    As part of an interdisciplinary initiative to expand Carnegie Mellon University’s leadership in computational humanities, CMU’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences (https://www.cmu.edu/dietrich/) invites applications for up to two tenure-track positions in computational/digital humanities at the level of Assistant Professor (beginning or advanced).

     

    Successful candidates will be working at the cutting edge of computational humanities and show strong potential to make contributions to knowledge through both novel computational methods and applications in humanistic disciplines. We especially welcome candidates with expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data modeling, computational linguistics, and cultural analytics.

    Qualifications

    Candidates with PhDs from a wide variety of disciplines are welcome - the initiative is interdisciplinary and will involve several departments in the college. Candidates should have a PhD by the start of the appointment.

     

    Application Instructions

     

    Apply via Interfolio. For full consideration, submit materials by November 1, 2025.

    Applicants should submit:

    + Cover Letter (1-2 pages)

    + CV

    + 1 Article-length Writing Sample

    + Research Statement (2–3 pages) outlining past work, key outcomes, future plans, and contributions to computational/digital humanities

    + Teaching & Mentoring Statement (1–2 pages), including experience in computational/digital humanities and other relevant areas

     

    Applicants advancing beyond initial review may be asked to provide additional papers/manuscripts and references from three referees.

     

    Questions? Contact Christopher Warren, Professor of English and Department Head, at [email protected]

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