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Aerospace propulsion expertise meets university teaching in Calgary, where you will teach ENME 574/654 during the Winter 2027 academic term.
The University of Calgary's Schulich School of Engineering is seeking a Sessional Instructor for Propulsion. The course examines air-breathing and rocket systems through thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and combustion. Instruction includes lectures and a tutorial, with performance parameters used to assess propulsion concepts and systems.
Key Responsibilities:- Deliver lectures Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
- Lead the Tuesday afternoon tutorial
- Analyze air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems
- Introduce propulsion components and their functions
- Assess concepts using efficiency, thrust, and impulse parameters
- At least a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Strong subject background in propulsion-related course content
- Demonstrated strong teaching performance or potential
- Availability for the January 4 to April 30 appointment
- Canadian citizens and permanent residents receive priority
Bring mechanical engineering knowledge, propulsion experience, and effective teaching ability to Calgary's Schulich School of Engineering.
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