APTPUO - Automne 2026 - POL4591 - A00

University of Ottawa•Ottawa, ON

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This posting is for a Student Part-Time Professor for the course POL4591, Section A00, titled "Thèmes choisis en études critiques de sécurité et de la guerre" during the Fall 2026 semester. The course will analyze critical efforts to rethink the study of war, security, and militarism, examining the role of discourses, practices, and objects through selected themes. It will explore various theoretical and methodological approaches for evaluating and analyzing events, processes, and policies associated with the subfield. The course is offered in French and will be delivered in person, though the mode of instruction may change due to health or other reasons. The University of Ottawa is committed to diversity, inclusion, and employment equity, welcoming applications from all qualified individuals, with a priority given to Canadians and permanent residents. Applicants with disabilities requiring accommodation during the recruitment process are encouraged to contact [email protected].

Requirements

Doctorate or doctoral coursework in the field of the announced course.
Teaching experience in the field.
This course is posted for PhD students.
Clearly indicate skills and qualifications in the CV.
Applicants who have never taught a course at the University of Ottawa are recommended to submit information describing their previous teaching experiences or training in their CV or supplementary documents (article 10.9.2).
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.

Nice To Haves

A letter of intent demonstrating strong knowledge of the course's subject matter is not mandatory but will be considered.

Responsibilities

Analyze critical efforts to rethink the study of war, security, and militarism.
Examine the role of discourses, practices, and objects through selected themes.
Explore various theoretical and methodological approaches for evaluating and analyzing events, processes, and policies associated with the subfield.