Lecturer in Environmental Governance

Shape future leaders in sustainability as a sessional lecturer at the University of Toronto. Focus on human-forest interactions and political ecology in the Society and Forest Conservation course.

The University of Toronto is looking for a sessional lecturer for the FOR
3010HS course starting January 2027. Candidates should ideally hold a Ph.D. or possess extensive experience in forest conservation. The role includes designing seminar-style classes that emphasize student engagement, covering complex topics in forest governance and social equity.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver lectures on the social dimensions of forestry

• Facilitate guest lectures and maintain course outlines

• Create and evaluate assignments and final marks

• Lead a winter field camp for hands-on learning

• Provide student support during office hours

Requirements:

• Ph.D. or extensive experience in relevant fields

• Teaching experience in academic settings preferred

• In-depth knowledge of forestry and environmental governance

• Passion for equity, diversity, and inclusion in academia

• Commitment throughout the sessional appointment

Inspire students to critically examine forest governance through this enriching teaching position.
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