Career Advice

Mary Sies saved -- and shares -- every question she was asked in her job search, plus advice on how to answer.

When you have too much invested in a project to walk away, you don't have easy options, writes C.K. Gunsalus.

Graduate students and new faculty members will be helped in their careers by learning how their institutions work and how they can help shape policy, writes Terri Givens.

Think you don't know anyone outside higher ed who can help your job search? Sabine Hikel says you do.

If you aren't on the tenure track, demonstrating your technology savvy can help you land and keep jobs, writes an adjunct.

Peg Boyle Single offers a series of practical tips.

Over the years I’ve often taught Edward Bellamy’s classic 19th century utopian novel Looking Backward. It’s a blistering critique of...

Did you hear the one about the humanities Ph.D.? Last month, Inside Higher Ed reported on the Graduate Education Initiative...