University of Ottawa
A Regular Part-Time Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences will teach 'Concepts and Issues in International Affairs,' covering major global concepts, history, governance, and security, economy, and environment issues. The role involves analyzing world politics for the 2026 Fall Semester with an expected enrollment of 30 students and a 39-hour work load during the academic year.
The University of Ottawa is the world's largest French-English bilingual university, located in the heart of Canada's capital. Founded in 1848, it offers undergraduate and graduate programs in both English and French, spanning faculties such as Health Sciences, Medicine, and Education. The university is recognized for its research intensity, scholarships, and commitment to experiential learning and innovation.
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