Job Description & How to Apply Below
Join the Werklund School of Education as a Sessional Instructor for EDER 630, delivering essential Indigenous Research Methods to graduate students. This role spans from January 4 to April 27, 2027.
In this position, you will explore Indigenous research methodologies while addressing critical questions of identity and responsibility.
Your role focuses on providing online and in-person learning experiences that foster ethical inquiry and collaboration among students. This teaching opportunity is pivotal for advancing educational practices and enhancing research understanding.
Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver engaging online and on-campus instruction
• Investigate Indigenous research methods and their applications
• Cultivate a supportive and collaborative classroom culture
• Facilitate discussions on ethical research considerations
• Inspire students to reflect on personal and collective responsibilities
Requirements:
• Doctorate in education or a related discipline
• Strong background in teaching and leadership within education
• Proficient in online and distance education methodologies
• Ability to maintain effective teamwork in an academic setting
• Understanding of graduate programs in Educational Research
Make a substantial impact by teaching Indigenous research methods and guiding future leaders in education.
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