- Pursue innovative and independent research - Establish an outstanding, competitive, and externally funded research program - Teach undergraduate courses at the Mississauga campus - Teach graduate courses at the St. George campus - Supervise PhD dissertations - Contribute service at undergraduate and graduate levels - Participate significantly in developing and administering Game Studies programs Requirements - PhD degree in English, Media Studies, Comparative Literature, Cinema Studies, or a related area by the time of appointment or shortly thereafter - Demonstrated record of excellence in research and teaching in Game Studies - Humanities-based research and teaching focused on storytelling and world-making in digital and analog games and virtual environments - Work connecting critical analysis of games with game design theory and practice - Evidence of research excellence through publications, forthcoming publications, research statement,



significant conference presentations, awards, accolades, and strong referee endorsements - Evidence of teaching excellence through teaching accomplishments, teaching dossier, and robust reference letters - Ability to foster diversity and commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and a respectful and collegial environment - Three references with recent letters submitted by the closing date - Canadians and permanent residents given priority Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in Game Studies through innovative research and teaching, with a focus on storytelling and world-making in both digital and analog games. Proven ability to develop and administer academic programs while fostering an inclusive and diverse learning environment.

📌 Assistant Professor – Game Studies (Mississauga)
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📍 Mississauga