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Bioethics Lecturer Gene Editing
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Lead undergraduate learning about bioethics, CRISPR, and gene editing at Dalhousie University. Teach in person in Halifax on Mondays and Wednesdays during Winter 2027.
This Part-Time Academic appointment covers the Ethics section of BIOL 3037:
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Gene Editing. The course introduces gene editing and synthetic biology tools, including CRISPR, and their applications in conservation, medicine, and food production. The instructor supports informed student perspectives on ethical questions affecting science and society.
- Lecture to undergraduate students in the Ethics section
- Develop course syllabus and lecture materials as applicable
- Assess student work throughout the course
- Supervise teaching assistants where applicable
- Work in person on the Halifax campus
- Biology or related undergraduate degree
- Graduate-level coursework in ethics or philosophy of science
- Recent related teaching experience, such as bioethics
- Ability to lecture effectively to undergraduates
- Two referee names required from first-time applicants
Bring bioethics expertise and teaching experience to Dalhousie's gene editing course, connecting scientific tools with ethical questions.
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