Pursue an engaging teaching prospect at Wilfrid Laurier University in Brantford. As an instructor for the Qualitative Fieldwork in Deviance course, guide graduate students in hands-on research experience.
This position involves teaching qualitative research methods in deviance, alongside developing the course syllabus according to the collective agreement. Instructors must help students create research questions, apply methods, and collect qualitative data, with a focus on ethics review processes.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach qualitative research methods in deviance
• Develop course syllabus per agreement requirements
• Guide students through research question development
• Oversee qualitative data collection and analysis
• Assist in navigating administrative ethics review
Requirements:
• PhD in Criminology or related discipline
• Experience in qualitative fieldwork and research
• Demonstrated teaching background required
• Knowledge of deviant subcultures essential
• Commitment to engaging, practical instruction
Leverage your expertise to shape the future of criminology students at WLU in Brantford.
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📌 Instructor for Qualitative Fieldwork Course (Brantford)
🏢 Wilfrid Laurier University
📍 Brantford