Land-Use Planning Professor at UFV

Unlock your academic potential with UFV's Department of Planning, Geography and Environmental Studies. We're seeking a Professor of Land-Use Planning focused on sustainable development and Indigenous community planning.

This tenure-track, open-rank position invites candidates with a master's or PhD in urban and regional planning. You will enhance our Bachelor of Regional and Community Planning program through undergraduate teaching, supervision of research students, and involvement in curriculum development. Expertise in GIS, environmental planning, and community outreach will greatly benefit UFV’s initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach undergraduate courses in planning and geography

• Supervise practicum and independent study projects

• Engage with local municipalities and Indigenous communities

• Develop and integrate impactful curriculum

• Participate in PGES events and ongoing initiatives

Requirements:

• Extensive knowledge of land-use planning principles

• A master's degree required;
PhD preferred

• Registered Professional Planner certification required

• Proven teaching excellence at the undergraduate level

• Strong cross-cultural communication skills

Elevate student experiences through collaborative learning in land-use planning at UFV.