Teach mammalian molecular biology at the University of Toronto, emphasizing cilia in health and disease and current scientific literature. Classes run in person Tuesdays and Thursdays.
This Sessional Lecturer appointment covers PSL350H1S during the January to April 2027 winter term. The course applies molecular biology principles to mammalian physiology, disease, complex behaviours, and bioethical issues. You will lead lectures, practicums, and research-focused learning activities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and present a lecture on cilia in health and disease
- Run the corresponding practicum session and respond to student queries
- Upload lecture slides, research papers, and knowledge quizzes
- Prepare midterm and make-up test questions with answer keys
- Facilitate activities, mark critiques, and assess presentations
Requirements:
- PhD in physiology or a related discipline
- Prior molecular physiology and pathophysiology research experience
- Preferred teaching experience in molecular physiology and pathophysiology
- Preferred experience facilitating active learning
- Availability during the scheduled winter term
Apply your research and teaching experience to cilia, molecular physiology, pathophysiology, and active learning at the University of Toronto.
Sessional Lecturer Mammalian Molecular Biology in Toronto employer: University of Toronto
The Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritizes diversity, equity, and inclusion. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, employees benefit from a collaborative environment that fosters professional growth through innovative leadership programs and extensive networking opportunities. With a commitment to academic excellence and community engagement, this role provides a unique chance to shape the future of legal education while working alongside dedicated professionals in a state-of-the-art facility.
