Teaching Assistant - URBP 623 Planning Studio

Position: Teaching Assistant - URBP 623 Planning Studio 2
Location: Laurentides-Nord (Montcalm)

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School of Urban Planning Course

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Planning Studio 2

Course Code:

URBP 623

Estimated Number of Positions:1

Total Hours of Work per Term:75

The candidate must detain an MSc. (or higher) degree in urban planning, urban studies or a related discipline, and should be familiar with Studio-based teaching in an urban planning teaching context. They should have some professional experience in site- or real-estate development (either directly or in a close management or advisory role), ideally in the housing sector and ideally in both private and not-for-profit contexts.

Salary $38.46/hr (75 hours per term)
January 5, 2027 to April 14, 2027

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Preference to M.U.P. students who have already completed the course. Only McGill registered graduate students may apply.

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Hourly Salary:$38.46

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