Assistant Professor In Mental Health Psychology Winnipeg (Canada)

Assistant Professor In Mental Health Psychology Winnipeg (Canada)

01 Sep
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AACTE Connect360
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Canada

01 Sep

AACTE Connect360

Canada

The University of Toronto's Department of Psychology is seeking an Assistant Professor specializing in Mental Health and Well-Being. This full time role focuses on creative research and teaching in a diverse setting.

This tenure stream position is set to commence on July 1, 2027, and welcomes candidates with a PhD in Psychology. Applicants should have a strong record in mental health research and teaching, alongside the ability to contribute to existing research areas. Key responsibilities include establishing an externally funded research program while managing undergraduate and graduate teaching tasks.

Key Responsibilities:



• Conduct innovative research in mental health and well-being • Develop and teach undergraduate courses on various topics • Pursue funding for a competitive research program • Mentor undergraduate and graduate students • Participate actively in departmental service and activities

Requirements: • PhD in Psychology or related field by appointment • Evidence of research excellence in top journals • Strong teaching portfolio and teaching experience • Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion • Ability to contribute to core research areas

Engage in teaching, research, and interdisciplinary collaboration at the University of Toronto, enhancing mental health and well-being through your expertise. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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