At a Glance
- Tasks: Teach and assess Community Economic Development at the University of Manitoba.
- Company: Join the University of Manitoba's Economics Department for an engaging teaching experience.
- Benefits: Gain valuable teaching experience and contribute to student success.
- Other info: Flexible appointment from January to April 2027 with regular office hours.
- Why this job: Inspire future economists while sharing your passion for community development.
- Qualifications: Master's degree or Ph.D. candidacy in economics preferred.
The predicted salary is between 54000 - 66000 $ per year.
Teach Community Economic Development at the University of Manitoba with post-secondary instruction and assessment responsibilities. The appointment runs January through April 2027.
The Department of Economics seeks a Student Lecturer for ECON 2350 A01, a three-credit-hour course.
The successful candidate will prepare instructional materials, teach and test students, grade assessments, and provide feedback.
Regular office hours are also required.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare instructional and testing materials for ECON 2350 A01
- Instruct, teach, and test students throughout the course
- Mark and grade exams, assignments, and related assessments
- Provide constructive feedback addressing students' academic work
- Maintain regular office hours for student support
Requirements
- Master's degree, Ph. D., or Ph. D. candidacy preferred
- Excellent oral and written English communication skills required
- Background or specialization in the subject area required
- Demonstrated competence in post-secondary teaching required
- Empathetic approach to students' instructional needs required
Apply your economics specialization, teaching competence, assessment experience, and communication skills as a University of Manitoba Student Lecturer.
Community Economic Development Lecturer in Winnipeg employer: UM Careers
The University of Manitoba offers an exceptional opportunity for the next Dean of the I.H. Asper School of Business, fostering a vibrant work culture that prioritizes innovation, equity, and community engagement. With a commitment to professional growth and collaboration, employees are encouraged to develop their leadership skills while making a meaningful impact in the academic and business sectors. Located in Winnipeg, this role not only provides a chance to shape future leaders but also to strengthen ties with diverse communities and industry partners.
