Teach human security economics at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, emphasizing international public policy and environmental issues. This is an in-person Monday lecture.
IP 608 examines economic policies connected with income distribution, health care, education, economic development, environmental protection, and climate change. The Winter 2027 course belongs to Laurier’s School of International Policy & Governance and has an anticipated class size of 23. The successful instructor will bring expertise in international public policy and a related academic discipline. The course connects human rights, living standards, health, education, and environmental conditions across domestic and international contexts.
Key Responsibilities:- Teach IP 608 during the Winter 2027 term
- Deliver Monday lectures from 9:00 am to 11:50 am
- Address domestic and international economic policy issues
- Explore health care, education, and economic development
- Discuss environmental protection and climate change
- PhD degree in a related discipline
- Background in Political Science, Global Studies, Economics, or Public Policy
- Specialization in International Public Policy
- Names and contact information for referees
- Evidence of good teaching
Apply your international public policy expertise to human security, economic policy, health, education, and environmental protection.
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