University of Toronto
Course Instructor in Indigenous Data Governance
Job Description
Join the University of Toronto as a Sessional Lecturer for the Indigenous Data Governance Foundations course during Winter Term 2027. Lead discussions on Indigenous methodologies and rights.
The University of Toronto invites applications for the INF2151H course. Candidates are expected to possess a nearly completed PhD or a Master's degree coupled with significant experience in the field. Responsibilities include preparing lectures and facilitating discussions on Indigenous perspectives in data governance, with a focus on ethical frameworks and historical complexities. Teaching experience is advantageous for this position.
Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare detailed course content and materials
• Facilitate seminars and lecture sessions
• Design and assess assignments and tests
• Hold office hours for personalized student support
• Incorporate current trends and case studies
Requirements:
• Nearly completed PhD in a relevant discipline
• Alternatively, a Mast...
The University of Toronto invites applications for the INF2151H course. Candidates are expected to possess a nearly completed PhD or a Master's degree coupled with significant experience in the field. Responsibilities include preparing lectures and facilitating discussions on Indigenous perspectives in data governance, with a focus on ethical frameworks and historical complexities. Teaching experience is advantageous for this position.
Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare detailed course content and materials
• Facilitate seminars and lecture sessions
• Design and assess assignments and tests
• Hold office hours for personalized student support
• Incorporate current trends and case studies
Requirements:
• Nearly completed PhD in a relevant discipline
• Alternatively, a Mast...