Explore and teach the transformative medieval world as a course instructor, focusing on developments from 1000 AD to 1500 AD. This valuable teaching role emphasizes social, political, and artistic evolution during a critical historical era.

Candidates must hold a graduate degree with preferred teaching experience at the university level. The instructor will facilitate student learning through the exploration of the conflicts that paved the way to modernity. Interested applicants with Right of First Refusal should indicate their status via email.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct lectures and discussions on medieval history
• Analyze key social and religious conflicts
• Provide constructive feedback on student assessments




• Design engaging syllabus content for historical courses
• Collaborate closely with colleagues in historical studies

Requirements:
• Graduate degree in history or a related discipline
• University level teaching experience preferred
• Submit cover letter and CV for application
• Include one or two sample syllabi
• Current applicants must provide recommendation letters

Utilize your knowledge and passion for medieval history to enrich student engagement in this pivotal subject.
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📌 Teaching Role In Medieval Studies New Brunswick
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 New Brunswick