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COMS 310 - Course Lecture - Fall 2026 at McGill University - ApplyBlast

COMS 310 - Course Lecture - Fall 2026

McGill University

4 months ago

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About this role

McGill University's Department of Art History and Communication Studies seeks a Course Lecturer to teach Media and Feminist Studies for the Fall 2026 term. The selected candidate will deliver a critical analysis of feminist and queer theories regarding media representations of gender, race, class, and sexuality throughout the academic semester. This faculty role requires a Ph.D. or ABD status in Communication Studies along with relevant scholarly research experience.

Responsibilities

Deliver lectures on feminist and queer approaches to media studies
Analyze critical representations of gender within media contexts
Develop and teach the COMS 310 course syllabus effectively
Maintain availability for the full course term schedule
Search evaluation and provide constructive feedback to students

Skills

Qualifications

Ph.D. in Communication StudiesABD Ph.D. CandidateTeaching Qualification Requirements (TQRs)Advanced Standing CandidateAcademic Research Experience

About McGill University

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Headquarters

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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10001+ employees

Founded

1821

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McGill University is a leading public research university located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs across numerous faculties and schools. McGill is consistently ranked No. 1 in Canada by Maclean's and is recognized globally for its research excellence, notable alumni, and contributions to fields such as healthcare, engineering, and the humanities.