Course Lecturer – Disability, Technology, and Public Affairs (CANS 312)

About the role

McGill Institute for the Study of Canada seeks a Course Lecturer to teach CANS 312 – Disability, Technology, and Public Affairs during the Fall 2026 term. The lecturer will lead weekly sessions, guide student learning, and contribute to the department’s academic mission.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare and deliver lectures on the evolution of disability rights in Canada, including policy frameworks at federal and provincial levels.
• Design and update course materials, readings, and assessments aligned with the 3‑credit syllabus.
• Evaluate student assignments, exams, and participation, providing constructive feedback.
• Hold regular office hours and respond to student inquiries.
• Collaborate with faculty and support staff to ensure smooth course administration.

Required profile

• Master’s degree in a relevant field (PhD preferred).
• Demonstrated knowledge of Canadian disability rights policies and related public affairs.
• Prior teaching or lecturing experience at the university level.
• Authorization to work in Canada and willingness to work in Quebec.
• Proficiency in English communication, both spoken and written.

Required skills

• No specific technical skills required.

What we offer

• Compensation of $11,824 CAD per course.
• Three academic credits for the instructor.
• Opportunity to teach in the Ferrier Building (LEA 109) on campus.