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The School of Religious Studies is hiring a Course Lecturer to teach RELG 353 - Gandhi: His Life & Thought for Winter 2027.
Teaching Qualification Requirements: Education Minimum of a Ph.D. in religious studies, or PhD advanced candidacy. Experience Evidence of superior teaching ability, in the form of prior teaching. Significant teaching and/or research experience related to the course or topic area. Other Proposed course outline/syllabus to indicate how the applicant would present the course.
Hiring Unit: School of Religious Studies Course Title: RELG 353 - Gandhi: His Life & Thought Credits: 3 credit course Schedule: MW 10:05am - 11:25am Location: TBD Salary: $11,824.00
Applicants should submit: a) CV; b) proposed course outline; c) the names of two referees; e) MCLIU application form . MCLIU application form https://www.mcgill.ca/religiousstudies/files/religiousstudies/mcliu_application_form_0.pdf
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Hiring Unit:
School of Religious Studies
Course Title:
Gandhi: His Life & Thought
Subject Code:
RELG 353 001
Location:
TBD
Schedule:
MW 10:05am - 11:25am
Deadline to Apply:
2026-10-15
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