University of Ottawa
A Student Part-Time Professor will teach an online introduction to the literatures of Asia and the Asian Diaspora course at the University of Ottawa during the Winter semester. The role focuses on delivering content in English while exploring various genres, forms, and historical contexts of Southeast and South Asian literary works.
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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