The Department of Political Science at the Université du Québec à Montréal is looking for qualified candidates to renew its faculty and ensure quality development in all areas of activity.

Summary of the position:

• Teaching at all graduate levels
• Graduate mentorship
• Research in the field
• Community service

Requirements:

• Doctoral degree in political science or related discipline
• Scientific publications in the field
• Ability to teach an undergraduate or graduate course in non-Western or subaltern political thought
• Ability to teach required courses in political thought
• Ability to supervise graduate students
• Ability to participate in departmental activities and assume responsibility for specific roles
• Fluency in spoken and written French

Start date: June 1st, 2025 (subject to required authorizations).

Salary and Compensation: As per UQAM-SPUQ collective agreement.

To honour its commitment to being representative of Quebec’s culture and to enriching itself through its diversity, UQÀM invites all qualified candidates to submit their applications, in particular women, First Nations people, members of visible and ethnic minorities, as well as people with disabilities, to the Equal Employment Opportunity Program. Persons from these groups are invited to self-identify when submitting their application by sending the identification questionnaire, quoting the job title in the subject line, to the following address.

In accordance with Canadian immigration requirements, priority will be given to those with the necessary authorizations to work in Canada. Note, however, that this criterion is not a priority within the meaning of the applicable collective agreements.

Interested candidates are asked to send a file containing the following documents:

• A cover letter detailing the research program and teaching philosophy
• A dated and signed curriculum vitae
• Three letters of recommendation
• A copy of the three most important publications

Applications must be submitted by March 2, 2025, 5:00P.M. to Justin Massie, Director, Department of Political Science.