Become a Sessional Lecturer in History at the University of Saskatchewan, focusing on History 193.3 regarding Turtle Island People. This position is hybrid and located in Prince Albert.
The Department of History is accepting applications for a Sessional Lecturer for the Winter term. This course addresses essential topics in Canadian history, particularly Indigenous perspectives. Ideal candidates should have an ABD in History, with PhD preferred, and must hold a valid driver’s license for any off-campus responsibilities. This role includes preparation time recognition aligned with teaching commitments.
Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver engaging lectures for History 193.3 course
• Provide timely feedback and assessment of student performance




• Facilitate an inclusive and respectful learning setting
• Adapt teaching materials for diverse student needs
• Participate in departmental meetings related to course content
Requirements:
• ABD in History; PhD is highly regarded
• Valid driver’s license for transportation
• Experience in higher education teaching
• Strong commitment to equity and diversity
• Proven organizational and communication skills
Utilize your expertise in history to inspire students at the University of Saskatchewan.
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📌 Teach History at University of Saskatchewan (Prince Albert)
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Prince Albert