Teach identity conflict theories in person at Saint-Paul University in Ottawa during Winter 2027. Bring expertise in collective identity and nationalism.
This Part-Time Professor assignment covers ECS 5501 000 in the Faculties of Human Sciences and Philosophy. The course examines religious and ethnic conflicts, identity markers, domination, nationalism, and victimization. You will teach in French on Thursdays from January 11 through April 14, 2027, using in-person delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach ECS 5501 000 during the Winter 2027 term
- Apply theoretical concepts to religious and ethnic conflict situations
- Analyze identity construction, politicization, and mobilization mechanisms
- Use theoretical frameworks and empirical case studies
- Describe your teaching approach in the cover letter
Requirements:
- Doctorate in a relevant discipline with specialization
- In-depth knowledge of collective identity conflict theories
- Expertise in ethnicity, nationalism, religion, minorities, and discrimination
- University teaching experience in related fields
- Research experience on identity conflicts
Apply your collective identity, nationalism, and conflict research expertise to ECS 5501 000 at Saint-Paul University.
Identity Conflict Studies Professor employer: Saint Paul University
Saint Paul University is an exceptional employer that fosters a vibrant academic community in the heart of Ottawa. With a commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, faculty members benefit from a supportive work culture that encourages professional growth and collaboration. The university offers unique opportunities for meaningful engagement in the fields of ethics, disability, and justice, making it an ideal place for passionate educators to thrive.
