Sessional Instructor in Global Justice

Become a part of the vibrant academic community at the Munk School by teaching the Human Rights and Global Justice course at the University of Toronto. Inspire students by sharing your experiences and insights on international justice challenges.
For this role, you must possess a PhD in Political Science with a focus on criminal justice. Responsibilities include delivering weekly lectures, developing the course syllabus, and providing academic counseling during office hours. Preferred candidates will have experience in teaching alongside a strong publication record in related fields, such as corruption and police violence. Note that the course is primarily in-person, but delivery methods may adapt as needed.

Key Responsibilities:

• Create and manage course syllabi and materials

• Deliver two lectures of three hours each weekly

• Conduct office hours for student consultations

• Assess and grade student work effectively

• Facilitate discussions involving global justice practitioners
Requirements:

• Doctorate in Political Science with a focus on criminal justice

• Previous teaching experience strongly preferred

• Proven expertise in global justice and human rights

• Comfortable engaging students through practical examples

• Adherence to principles of equity and diversity
Bring your knowledge of global justice issues to life at the Munk School.
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