Seeking an Assistant or Associate Professor for Indigenous Health Studies at First Nations University of Canada, Regina Campus. This tenure-track faculty role calls for a passion for teaching and community engagement.

First Nations

University of Canada is committed to academic excellence and Indigenous culture. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses, engage in research, and provide mentorship while working closely with Indigenous communities. A thorough understanding of Indigenous knowledges and health issues is vital for this role to support student success and community engagement effectively. Key Responsibilities:
Teach a range of undergraduate courses in Indigenous Health Studies
Participate in curriculum design and student development




Maintain active involvement in research or creative projects
Mentor students in their academic and skilled growth
Involve in community service and outreach initiatives Requirements:
PhD in Indigenous Health Studies or related fields
Deep understanding of health issues linked to colonization
Robust teaching potential or proven effectiveness
Experience with Indigenous cultures or organizations
Knowledge of OCAP principles and Indigenous methodologies Foster student learning and strengthen Indigenous health education at First Nations University of Canada.

📌 Tenure Track Indigenous Health Studies Faculty Regina
🏢 First Nations University of Canada
📍 Regina