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Course Lecturer – POLI 561-001 – Winter 2025

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McGill University

13d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior & Mid Level
  • Government & Politics
    Education & Teaching
  • Montréal
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  • You must have a PhD in Political Science or related field, proven teaching experience in similar courses, and expertise in Feminist Political Theory.
  • You will teach POLI 561-001 on Feminist Theory, guide students in researching political philosophy topics, and facilitate discussions and presentations in a seminar setting.

Requirements

  • A completed PhD degree in Political Science or a discipline related to the course;
  • Provide evidence of effective teaching ability as a result of having successfully taught a similar course for high level undergraduates and/or graduate students;
  • Experience in teaching and/or research in Feminist Political Theory;
  • Experience as a teaching assistant for a course in Feminist Political Theory is an asset.

Responsibilities

  • The Department of Political Science is inviting applications for a course lecturer position to teach in Winter 2025.
  • Teach POLI 561-001 Seminar: Political Theory (3 Credits - CAP 13) on the topic of Feminist Theory.
  • Study a topic in political philosophy such as democracy, liberty, property or nationalism, or a political philosopher, to enable students to research a topic in depth, to present their papers to the seminar, and to engage in and profit from discussion and debate.

FAQs

What is the application deadline for the Course Lecturer position?

The application deadline is October 15, 2024.

What is the course title for the position?

The course title is POLI 561-001 Seminar: Political Theory.

What is the specific topic of the course to be taught?

The specific topic of the course is Feminist Theory.

What are the teaching qualification requirements for this position?

The requirements include a completed PhD degree in Political Science or a related discipline, evidence of effective teaching ability, experience in teaching and/or research in Feminist Political Theory, and prior experience as a teaching assistant for a course in Feminist Political Theory is an asset.

What is the teaching schedule for the course?

The course is scheduled for Mondays from 08:35 am to 11:25 am, running from January 6, 2025, to April 11, 2025.

Where will the course be taught?

The course will be taught in location LEA 517.

What is the salary for this course lecturer position?

The salary for the position is $9,625 per course.

How should applicants submit their application materials?

Applicants should include a Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae, and a copy of their Study/Work Permit if applicable. A brief course outline is optional.

Who can I contact for additional questions regarding the position?

For inquiries, you can contact Judy Dear, Area Manager, Human Resources and Operations.

Can current McGill employees apply for this position through the Career Site?

No, active McGill employees must apply through their McGill Workday account using the Find Jobs report.

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