Science Careers

Science Careers is the job and career section of Science magazine website. Founded by Thomas Edison in 1880, Science is one of the most prestigious and widely cited scientific journals in the world. The web site as well as the magazine are published by American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

The “Career Development” section, new avatar of Science's Next Wave, the oldest science career magazine on the web, is the real "editorial voice" of Science Careers and probably the existing richest information source about scientific careers. 
Whether you are a PhD student, teacher or researcher, in the public or in the private area, you will find there advice, testimonies, analysis to find a job or funding, to help you in your profession and to better manage your career.

All services of an usual job web site are of course also available. Candidates can search for job vacancies (an average of 2,900 offers in all countries and disciplines), upload their CV, make personalized alerts, subscribe to RSS feeds… Recruiters, can upload their vacancies, look for a CV etc...

The “Funding” section proposes GrantsNet, a funding search engine. The database is continuously updated and combines student scholarships and research funding in all disciplines and for all levels (from "Undergraduate" to "Senior Scientist").

It is also possible to search (and announce) events of all kinds (award ceremonies, conferences, job forums...).

Read also our article published in 2005, at the launching of Science Careers.