See where your work fits — and why, before you spend a month applying.
Scholiad monitors disciplinary societies, departmental pages, and funders across the humanities and social sciences, then reads each posting closely enough to tell you how your record lines up against what it actually asks for.
Rank follows your record and the deadline. No part of a posting’s visibility is for sale — not prominence, not featuring, not how fast it appears. Institutions submit through one channel, free to every verified institution.
You write. Scholiad reads what you wrote and returns structural feedback, the way a writing centre does.
What a subscription buysThe full corpus, including Prime opportunities found at the source; analysis of your fit against a specific opportunity; and structural feedback on the drafts you wrote.
A few open right now. Real postings, updated regularly.
CONF: Nuncius at Fifty (Florence, 26-27 Nov 26)
CONF: Revisiting Dieter Roth (1930–1998) (Hamburg, 16-17 Oct 26)
CFP: Dispozitiv Journal
STIP: National Humanities Center Residential Fellowships 2027–28
Three instruments. Built for the humanities job-market reality.
See each opportunity once — not the same fellowship posted five times across five boards.
Disciplinary societies, departmental pages, and funders each post on their own timelines. Scholiad collapses duplicates and surfaces each opportunity once, so you review it a single time. A subset of the catalog — Prime listings — are sourced by Scholiad directly and don’t usually appear on the major public boards; they open up on Plus and Premium.
Posting-derived guidance on strengthening your fit for a specific role.
Every observation is tied to specific language in the posting itself — the specialization the advertisement foregrounds, the methodological priorities a department states — not generic career advice. The analysis reads your CV alongside those requirements and notes, conditionally, where your profile is strong and where it might be strengthened. Grounded in evidence; never directive.
Writing-center-style structural feedback on the cover letter and research statement you wrote.
You write the draft. Scholiad’s AI review reads what you submitted and returns structural feedback — argument shape, evidence density, audience fit — in the manner of a writing center or a senior colleague. Your original draft, the feedback, and any revision are preserved together, with a full audit trail, so the record of your own authorship stays intact.
Recent opportunities — the 30 most recent.
Anonymous browsing surfaces the most recent active and closing-soon postings across the catalog. Sign up free to filter by discipline, save opportunities, and receive digest alerts on a schedule you choose.
CONF: Revisiting Dieter Roth (1930–1998) (Hamburg, 16-17 Oct 26)
CFP: Dispozitiv Journal
STIP: National Humanities Center Residential Fellowships 2027–28
CONF: Kurfürst August von Sachsen (Dresden, 4-6 Oct 26)
STIP: Curatorial Fellowship, Braunschweig Projects 2027/2028, HBK Braunschweig
CFP: Utopia(s) in Arts and Art Spaces, from 1960s until today (Paris, 5 Feb 27)
CFP: Biblioclasm, First Collective Volume, 2027
Job Posting: Instructional Position in American literature and Gender studies at William & Mary
Look Again: (Re)Vision for Community Empowerment
CfP Framing the Human| 19th-C. Studies Assoc. Conference, March 2027
Why Dickens? Reading, Writing, and Teaching During/Despite America’s Decline (NeMLA 2027 Panel)
Reparation in Sinophone Literature
When the Hand Thinks Back: Craft, Translation, and the Politics of ‘Secondary’ Aesthetics
(Forced-) Migration, Refugee, Exile and the Crises of Humanitarian Regimes in Literature, Arts, and Media
Call for Papers: ‘Konpa Dirèk: Popular Music and Social Relations in Haiti and the Haitian Diaspora’
The Relational Writing Classroom: Authentic Connections in Teaching and Learning (Roundtable)
NEMLA 2027: Cultivating Civic Reasoning and Engagement: Critical Consciousness in the Writing Classroom
National Advanced Writing Symposium (NAWS) 2027 - "Evolving Possibilities: Futures of Advanced Writing"
NeMLA Roundtable - Public Scholarship: How and Why
College English Association Annual Conference
Modern Voices, Past Lives: The Cultural Afterlife of Early Modern Women
CFP – Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale': From Page to Stage
Unconventional Stages: Exploring Non-Purpose-Built Theatre Spaces in Early Modern England
Shakespeare Here, Shakespeare Now
Silences as Resistance in Public Narratives
Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies Special Issue on Gender and Fragmentation in the Fin de Siècle
Gender and Fragmentation in the Fin de Siècle
ACLA Seminar: 'Thinking Stupidity: Literature, Philosophy, and Critical Theory'
A Writer’s Palette: Colour in Late Modernist Literature [Special Issue CfP]
Sourced directly from disciplinary societies, departmental pages, and funders across the humanities and social sciences — updated regularly.
The full corpus, including Prime — then analysis of your fit, and structural feedback on the drafts you wrote.
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- iv.AI match scoring with written reasoning — why a posting fits your research profile and career stage.Plus
- v.Application gap analysis tied to the specific language in each posting, with conditional guidance.Plus
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