Sessional Lecturer, Physics & Engineering Physics
About The Position
The Department of Physics & Engineering Physics/ College of Arts and Science invites applications for a Sessional Lecturer to teach various Physics and Engineering Physics courses during the 2026-2027 Regular Session. This includes courses such as Physics and the Universe, Modern Physics Laboratory I & II, Physics for the Life Sciences, Mechanics II, Classical Mechanics, Computational Engineering Physics, and Computational Physics Methods. The position involves lecture and/or lab delivery, with specific schedules and enrollment limits provided for each course. A valid driver's license is required for any off-campus courses. Appointment periods include additional days for preparation and marking. Courses may be cancelled due to low enrollment.
Requirements
- Minimum MSc in Physics.
- A valid driver’s license is required for any off-campus courses.
Nice To Haves
- PhD will be given preference.
- Previous teaching experience would be an asset.
- P.Eng would be an asset for specific courses.
Responsibilities
- Teach Phys 115.3(02), Physics and the Universe during Term 1 (September to December).
- Teach Phys 115.3(03), Physics and the Universe during Term 1 (September to December).
- Teach EP 253.1(01, L01, L05, L07), Modern Physics Laboratory I and EP 353.2(01, L03, L05), Modern Physics Laboratory II during Term 1 (September to December).
- Teach Phys 117.3(01), Physics for the Life Sciences during Term 2 (January to April).
- Teach Phys 323.3(02), Mechanics II and Phys 811.3(02), Classical Mechanics during Term 2 (January to April).
- Teach EP 428.3(02), Computational Engineering Physics and Phys 828.3(02), Computational Physics Methods during Term 2 (January to April).
Benefits
- Stipends are provided as per CUPE 3287 Stipends.
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Career Level
Mid Level
