Associate Chair, General and Project Management

Associate Chair, General and Project Management

Yorkville University

Location:

YU BC, New Westminster, British Columbia (on-campus)

Department: BBA Program

Reference #: MG - YOU - 9922

Yorkville University’s BBA Program is seeking an Associate Chair, General and Project Management to provide academic leadership and operational oversight across General Business and Project Management subject areas. This role supports program quality, curriculum integrity, faculty excellence, and student success while strengthening industry alignment and applied learning.

Yorkville University is built on the belief that education is a catalyst for transformation. With a mission to democratize access to higher learning, Yorkville—together with Toronto Film School—offers creative and academic pathways that blend innovation, industry relevance, and the arts. As one of Canada’s few private, fully accredited degree granting universities, Yorkville delivers rigorous, flexible programs across its campuses in Ontario, British Columbia, and New Brunswick.

Its offerings are designed to fit into the lives of learners, many of whom balance studies with work and personal commitments, ensuring education enhances rather than disrupts their daily realities.

Yorkville’s community is vibrant, diverse, and united by a commitment to opportunity and inclusion. Faculty and staff across teaching, operations, and technology work to remove barriers and expand access, fostering a supportive environment for both learners and employees. Through industry informed programs, first of their kind innovations, and a deep focus on human connection, Yorkville empowers people to reimagine their futures and achieve meaningful personal and professional growth.

• Teach a course load within a designated program area, fostering critical thinking across diverse learning contexts. Teaching overloads may be approved in accordance with the Workload Policy.
• Provide academic leadership and operational support across General Business and Project Management courses.
• Act as the senior Course Lead across Project Management and General program portfolios, overseeing curriculum delivery, supporting course leads through coaching and mentorship, promoting best practices in instruction, and contributing to workforce planning through active participation in recruitment, hiring, and selection committees.
• Lead analysis of student feedback and academic performance data and support action planning for continuous improvement.
• Collaborate on curriculum development, course updates, accreditation compliance, and program reviews.
• Oversee curriculum documentation and support transfer credit equivalency reviews related to Project Management.
• Participate in academic and operational committees and represent program priorities in meetings.
• Support industry engagement and advisory activities for Project Management specialization, including collaboration with advisory panels and professional bodies.
• Mentor faculty, coordinate professional development workshops, and assist with faculty recruitment and workload planning.
• Oversee the student learning experience, address academic concerns, and promote career readiness and applied learning initiatives.

• Master's degree in a related discipline.
• Demonstrated success in teaching, curriculum development, and academic leadership at the post-secondary level.
• A record of scholarly, applied, or professional research and maintain current knowledge of emerging trends and best practices in general and project management.
• Background in Project Management or a closely related discipline; PMP designation preferred.
• Experience in faculty mentoring, course leadership, and academic administration.
• Strong understanding of applied and experiential learning and industry-aligned education.
• Commitment to student success, equity, and inclusive education.
• Excellent communication, organizational, and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Strong understanding of relevant industry associations, certifications, and professional standards, with membership in a recognized professional association considered an asset.

In accordance with the Return to Office (RTO) policy, Associate Chairs are expected to be on campus four days per week.

This position offers a salary range of $100,000 to $115,500 annually, with placement within the range based on experience, education, and internal equity.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are a critical component of life at Yorkville Education Company, and they are committed to making those values an integral part of their culture. Yorkville University and KBRS encourage applications from all qualified applicants, including women, persons with disabilities, Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC), people from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Queer, Questioning, Two-Spirit, Intersex, Asexual + (LGBTQ2

SIA+) community, and other…