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SPRING 2025 POLITICAL SCIENCE TA/TM POSITIONS 

Application deadline: November 11, 2024 by 11:59PM PST

Appointment duration: January 3 - April 30, 2025

Courses and tutorials are subject to change. Our ability to offer them is contingent upon final budgetary auhorization and enrolment numbers. Please keep this in mind when you apply. 

Note: Before applying for TA/TM positons please be sure that the courses you are applying for do not conflict with your own course and/or work schedule. TAs must be available for the lecture and tutorials they are assigned to (students are typically assigned 3 tutorial sections). TM positions may require onsite exam invigilation. Course schedules can be found via  under Class Search.

Course # Course Title Location Instructor TA  Qualifications BU (including 1.17 Prep)
100 Introduction to Politics and Government  Burnaby Logan Masilamani TA    4.17 - 6.17
100 Introduction to Politics and Government  Surrey Logan Masilamani TA   3.17 - 4.17
132 From Dictatorship to Democracy in the Global South Burnaby  Shivaji Mukherjee TA knowledge and understanding of topics like state formation, colonial legacies, democratization, ethnic conflict in developing countries 2.17 - 3.17
151 Justice and Law Burnaby Clare McGovern TA Knowledge of Canadian politics is an asset. Legal knowledge or training is not required, as the instructor will provide guidance and rubrics.  4.17 - 5.17
201 Introductory Quantitative Methods in Political Science Burnaby Mark Pickup TA must have experience with statistical program R and advanced courses in quantitative analysis in Social Sciences 3.17 - 4.17
210 Introduction to Political Philosophy Burnaby Genevieve Fuji Johnson TA Familiarity with key texts in the history of western political thought is a requirement 2.17 - 3.17
222 Introduction to Canadian Politics Burnaby Andrew Heard TA   4.17 - 5.17
332 Separatist Movements: Conflict and Accomodation Burnaby Clare McGovern TA (Marking Duties only)  TA must be available Mar 12 and 19, 9am-12.20pm, to help the instructor with a classroom simulation.  2
349 Selected Topics in International Relations Burnaby Radoslav Dimitrov TA (Marking Duties only)   2

Priority System for TA Allocation 

Note:

  • Total number of BUs subject to change depending on enrollment
  • Salary will be paid according to TSSU TA salary scale

 

FRENCH COHORT PROGRAM LINGUISTIC SUPPORT TA POSITIONS

The Office of Francophone and Francophile Affairs (OFFA) will be hiring a Teaching Assistant for Spring 2025 to offer French-language support to all students enrolled in the French Cohort Program in Public and International Affairs (FCP)—a multidisciplinary program in Political Science, French and History, which is taught primarily in French. The workload includes consultations with students to offer linguistic support as well as language corrections for writing assignments for Political Science and History courses taught in French.

A letter of motivation and CV, in French, should be sent to the attention of Rachelle Hiebert, French Cohort Program Administrator, Office of Francophone and Francophile Affairs (OFFA) via e-mail (fcpmgr@sfu.ca).

FCP Lingustic Support Posting 

Appointment duration: January 3 - April 30, 2025

EQUITY:

¶¡ÏãÔ°AV is an equity employer and strongly encourages applications from all qualified individuals including women, Indigenous Peoples, visible minorities, people of all sexual orientations and gender identities, persons with disabilities, and others who may contribute to the further diversification of the university. We are committed to ensuring that the application and interview process is accessible to all applicants. If you require any assistance or accommodations, please contact the hiring manager of the department.