In the recent 2017-18 Incoming Graduate Students Report, we find that the overwhelming majority of incoming political science PhD students are offered full funding at the start of their programs, with 17 in 20 students […]
Over the last decade, the gap in all undergraduate degrees completed by women over men has continued to grow modestly. Since 2015, the gap in all undergraduate degrees completed in political science by men over women began to shrink modestly. Starting in 2016, this gender gap […]
During the 2018-2019 academic year, 1,220 jobs were posted to APSA’s eJobs service. Positions were located across the globe and the United States, spanning 32 countries outside the US and 45 US States. With 119 […]
APSA 2017-2018 Graduate Placement Report, Part Two Analyzing the 2017-18 Graduate Placement Survey, we found that political science job market candidates’ placements into Post-Doc positions reached an 8-year peak, with 2 in 10 placing into […]
APSA 2017-2018 Graduate Placement Report, Part One 1. Most candidates placing for the first time on the job market begin their post-graduate careers off the tenure-track (52%), exceeding the number of those who chose tenure-track […]
Managing and Sharing Qualitative Data and Qualitative Research Transparency (QMMR 2) Colin Elman Half Day, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Marriott Wardman Park, Virginia A Room This short course has three central goals. First, the […]
This chart analyzes APSA membership data on representation of women and of people of color in APSA’s organized sections. We compare the diversity of organized sections and the representation of women within those organized sections […]
Do you find the May Chart of the Month visualizations interesting and want to read more about eJobs? Here are 3 reasons you should read the APSA eJobs report if you care about the job […]
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