Course Lecturer Role

Position: McGill University Course Lecturer Role
Join McGill University as a Course Lecturer focusing on ethics and public policy in the Canadian legal landscape. Extensive teaching experience and an industry background are required.

This unique position at McGill involves teaching the course titled Foundations of Public Regulations and Ethics in Public Sector. Ideal candidates will possess a Master’s degree (PhD preferred) and demonstrate extensive experience in law, particularly in the context of Canadian public administration.

Your role will significantly impact students’ understanding of the legal frameworks affecting public service.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach and assess student performance in the course

• Create engaging learning experiences in public regulation

• Promote critical discussions around ethics in the public sector

• Utilize strong knowledge of Canadian law and public policy

• Mentor students and support their academic growth

Requirements:

• Master’s degree required;
PhD preferred

• Extensive legal practice experience in Canada

• Major focus on public administration and ethics

• Proven teaching experience in higher education

• At least five years in a related leadership position

Your expertise will influence future leaders in public service at McGill University.
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