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Course Lecturer – Politics in Japan and South Korea (Winter 2027)

mcgill · Leacock Building

11,824 CAD/month 🇬🇧 English

Job description

About the role

The Department of Political Science at McGill University is seeking a Course Lecturer to teach POLI 381-001, “Politics in Japan and South Korea,” during the Winter 2027 term. The position is based in the Leacock Building, with classes held in ENGMD 280, and offers a remuneration of $11,824 per course. Applicants must be authorized to work in Canada and willing to work at the Quebec campus.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver lectures on Mondays and Wednesdays (04:05‑05:25 pm) in ENGMD 280.
  • Cover key issues of contemporary politics, economic development, and foreign policy in Japan and South Korea as outlined in the course description.

Required profile

  • Completed PhD or enrollment in a doctoral program in Political Science or a related discipline.
  • Demonstrated effective teaching ability, preferably with experience teaching a similar course.
  • Specialization closely aligned with the course subject matter.
  • Experience as a teaching assistant is considered an asset.

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Le salaire proposé pour ce poste est de 12k CAD par mois. Le détail figure dans l'annonce.
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