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Faculty Positions - Continuing
No positions are available at this time.
Faculty Positions - Term
No positions are available at this time.
Sessional Instructor Positions
Sessional Instructor and Course Supervisor positions are generally posted in January for Summer term, May for Fall term, and September for Spring term. Please note that all positions are subject to budgetary approval and contingent on enrollment.
Sessional Instructor Positions for Spring 2025
Application deadline: October 2, 2024.
Please email complete applications, including the Application Form, to crimjobs@sfu.ca.
Teaching Assistant Positions
In order to be appointed a person must have sufficient knowledge in the discipline of the course to interpret the course material, competency in oral and written English, and willingness to undertake some specific course designation training sessions. Students interested in Teaching Assistant positions should inquire about training sessions.
Students must complete and submit the TA application form by the posted deadline to be considered for a position.
Spring 2025 (1251) TA Postings
Appointment dates: January 3 to April 30, 2025.
Application: Please complete the application form and send to crimmgr@sfu.ca.
Deadline: November 12, 2024.
- Some instruction may be conducted through remote methods, which will entail different modes of instruction, interaction with students and marking practices.
- TAs must be available for scheduled components including lectures, tutorials and exam invigilation.
- Some positions may be less than 5BU.
- All positions are dependent on course enrollments and are subject to budgetary approval.
TA Appointment Priorities
In allocating Teaching Assistant positions, the School of Criminology will take into account any or all of the following:
1. Suitability for particular courses (e.g. discipline of prior degree(s), publications, experience, instructor preference);
2. Applicant鈥檚 preferences.
If an assignment within a priority group requires a selection between applicants, the graduate student without financial support from merit based scholarships or merit based fellowships during the semester of appointment will have priority for the appointment.
In accordance with the Collective Agreement, the assignment given a Teaching Assistant will not normally be fewer than three (3) or more than seven (7) base units, although it is not possible for the School of Criminology to guarantee applicants an appointment to a particular course and/or to a particular number of tutorials in any given semester.