Course Lecturer – Foundations of Public Regulations & Ethics

About the role

McGill University is seeking a Course Lecturer to teach CPAG 225 – Foundations of Public Regulations and Ethics in the Public Sector. The position involves delivering lectures, leading discussions, and assessing student performance in an English-language environment.

Key responsibilities

• Design and deliver course content for CPAG 225, including lectures, seminars, and case studies.
• Develop assessment materials such as exams, assignments, and grading rubrics.
• Provide academic guidance and feedback to undergraduate students.
• Stay current with developments in Canadian law, public administration, and ethics.
• Contribute to departmental activities and academic research as applicable.

Required profile

• Master’s degree in a related field (PhD preferred) and a university law degree.
• Member in good standing with the Bar of Quebec.
• Teaching experience at the university or corporate level.
• Minimum five consecutive years of professional experience practicing law within the Canadian legal system, especially in public administration and the public sector.
• Demonstrated expertise in ethics, ethical theories, and legal frameworks in Canada and Quebec.
• Experience in public policy analysis, public administration, or a leadership role in government.

Required skills

• In‑depth knowledge of Canadian and Quebec legal frameworks.
• Expertise in public sector ethics and policy analysis.
• Strong research and academic writing abilities.

What we offer

• Opportunity to teach at a world‑renowned university.
• Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.
• Access to McGill’s academic resources and professional development.