Yorkville University Academic Leadership Role (British Columbia)

Yorkville University Academic Leadership Role (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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Yorkville University
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British Columbia

31 Jul

Yorkville University

British Columbia

Shape the future of education at Yorkville University as the Associate Chair in General and Project Management. Engage in curriculum development and faculty mentoring to foster student success.

In your role with Yorkville's BBA Program, you will provide operational oversight and academic leadership across various subjects. Focused on enhancing curriculum integrity and support for faculty, you will contribute to continuous improvement initiatives through analysis of performance data. The Associate Chair role is vital in maintaining industry connections and ensuring applied learning experiences.

Key Responsibilities:
• Teach a course load within designated areas
• Act as senior Course Lead across programs
• Lead curriculum updates and compliance activities




• Support faculty through mentoring and professional development
• Participate in academic and operational committees

Requirements:
• Master’s degree; relevant academic leadership experience
• Robust background in teaching and curriculum design
• Background in Project Management or related discipline
• Commitment to equity and inclusive education
• Excellent stakeholder engagement skills

Drive academic excellence and promote career readiness in General and Project Management at Yorkville University.
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📌 Yorkville University Academic Leadership Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Yorkville University
📍 British Columbia

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