Please do not delete; permission has been granted to place this note here: The Psych Job Wiki is continuing with job ads for the 2025-2026 application cycle (specifically for jobs with Spring 2026-Fall 2026 start dates)! There may be a new site listed here, should the wonderful folks who maintain it choose to update it: link here. All submissions to this new site, both submissions for new jobs and updates regarding interviews, are anonymous (no personal information is collected or asked for). However, you can also post jobs on this wiki page for 2025-26.
Welcome to the Psychology Job Wiki. This crowdsourced site is intended to provide information to applicants about the status of academic job searches occurring in the 25-26 academic year in all areas of psychology. The wikis for previous years are still available. NOTE: Some backups cannot be added to the master list linked on the left menu due to restricted permissions. The backup for 2022-2023 is here, and the backups for 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 are here.
Job ads can be found in several places (see this list). As information about a search becomes available, you are encouraged to post it anonymously below. If this is your first time visiting the wiki, please read through the instructions to become familiar with how it works. If the "Edit" or "History" buttons do not work, make a Wikidot account and sign into it; they will work as long as you are signed in. Good luck to all job-seekers!
Reminders
- Ranks: Tenure-track jobs are assumed by default to be at the rank of Assistant Professor. Rank only has to be indicated if that is not the case (e.g., Associate/Full Professor).
- Dates: Include the year in all dates (e.g., 10/1/25 for October 1, 25).
- Deadlines: Omit "open until filled," which will be assumed by default.
- Job ad URLs: Use shortened URLs whenever possible.
- Duplication: Avoid duplicate listings. Post a job in the most relevant section, then cross-reference it as needed.
- Strikethrough: Use strikethrough formatting for concluded or cancelled searches; do not delete the wiki entry.
- If you can, please help keep the wiki orderly and properly formatted, and remove any spam you notice.
Tenure-Track Faculty Jobs
Clinical & Counseling
Example University (Clinical Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Cognitive
The College of New Jersey (Applied Cognitive Psychology; job ad; full consideration deadline 10/1/2025)
Community
Example University (Community Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Developmental
Example University (Developmental Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Diversity Science
Example University (Diversity Science; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Educational & School
Example University (Educational Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Health
Example University (Health Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Human Factors & Engineering Psychology
Example University (Human Factors Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Industrial-Organizational (I-O)
Example University (Industrial/Organizational Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Neuroscience & Biopsychology
Many neuroscience and biopsychology jobs are associated with more than one field. If the ad explicitly indicates that the job is a neuroscience position (e.g., they are seeking someone who does fMRI), then post it in this section and cross-reference it under any related fields (see instructions for details). It can help to specify whether the position is for someone who does human or animal research.
Example University (Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Open Area
Example University (Area of Interest Open; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Other
Example University (Focus on X; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Quantitative
Example University (Quantitative Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Social & Personality
Example University (Social/Personality Psychology; job ad; review begins 10/1/2025)
Non-TT, VAP, and Related Jobs
http://psychwikipart2.wikidot.com/start#toc1
Postdocs
http://psychwikipart2.wikidot.com/start#toc2
PhD Student Positions
http://psychphdsearch.wikidot.com/
