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Course Lecturer - BIOL 210 at McGill University - ApplyBlast

Course Lecturer - BIOL 210

McGill University

5 months ago

4.1 on Glassdoor

Hybrid

Part Time

Senior

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About this role

The Department of Biology at McGill University is hiring a course lecturer for the Fall 2026 term to teach BIOL210 Perspectives of Science. The role requires the creation and delivery of course materials, student evaluation, and grade submission while adapting content for a diverse scientific audience. Candidates must possess a PhD in Life Sciences and demonstrate experience in science outreach and the history of science.

Responsibilities

Prepare comprehensive course materials and lesson plans for BIOL210
Deliver engaging lectures on perspectives of science for diverse audiences
Evaluate student performance and submit accurate attendance and grades
Adapt teaching strategies to accommodate varying scientific backgrounds
Integrate science outreach expertise into the academic curriculum

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in Life SciencesEquity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) AwarenessAuthorization to Work in CanadaWillingness to Work in QuebecFluency in Written and Verbal English

About McGill University

mcgill.ca

Headquarters

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Company Size

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.