Course Lecturer – Socio-Cultural Anthropology (ANTH 202)

About the role

The Department of Anthropology at McGill University is seeking a qualified instructor to teach ANTH 202 – Socio‑Cultural Anthropology during the Fall 2026 term. The position involves delivering in‑person lectures, guiding students through ethnographic case studies, and fostering a deep understanding of human societies from a socio‑cultural perspective.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver lectures for ANTH 202 each Monday and Wednesday (5:35 – 6:55 pm) in the Stewart Biology Building, room S1/4.
• Prepare and update course materials, including slides, reading lists, and assessment tools.
• Assess student work, assign grades, and provide constructive feedback in line with university policies.
• Maintain office hours and respond to student inquiries.

Required profile

• Minimum academic qualification: Master’s degree; preference for Ph.D. candidates or near‑completion in anthropology or a related field.
• Demonstrated experience in field research and teaching introductory anthropology courses.
• Authorization to work in Canada and willingness to work in Quebec.
• Fluent English communication, both spoken and written.

Required skills

• Effective public speaking and lecture delivery.
• Curriculum design for undergraduate anthropology.
• Student assessment and grading.

What we offer

• Compensation of $11,824 per course (including vacation pay).
• Opportunity to teach at a leading research university.
• Access to university resources and professional development support.