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Teach GE 451.1:
Intellectual Property Fundamentals as a sessional lecturer at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. Engage with students every Thursday evening during the Regular term.
The Graham School of Professional Development invites applications for a sessional lecturer role. You will deliver lectures, manage course materials, and assess student performance in Canadian intellectual property law. Candidates must have several years of teaching experience and a bachelor's degree in law.
Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver engaging lectures to non-law students
• Manage course materials and assessments efficiently
• Mark student assignments and provide feedback
• Supervise teaching assistants effectively
• Ensure course content aligns with intellectual property law
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in law is mandatory
• Several years of teaching experience in intellectual property
• Expertise in Canadian and international IP law
• Valid driver's license for potential off-campus courses
• Strong communication and organizational skills
Enhance students' understanding of intellectual property through effective teaching and management in Saskatoon.
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