Explore Britain's transformative 18th century with a Winter 2027 in-person lecture at Wilfrid Laurier University. This course delves into pivotal developments, parliamentary democracy, and the British empire's rise. Teaching the history of Britain from 1688 to 1815, this Winter 2027 course offers a unique perspective on its global influence.

Candidates should possess a Master’s Degree in History and have relevant teaching experience or research expertise. The class will include 40 students, focusing on the union of Britain, revolutionary technological advancements, and strategic aims in relation to France and America. Key Responsibilities:
Deliver engaging lectures on 18th-century British history
Guide students in critical discussions and analyses
Assess student assignments and provide feedback
Develop course materials and structure lectures
Maintain accurate records of student performance Requirements:
Master’s Degree in History
Experience in teaching or research in the discipline
Evidence of valuable teaching required
Provide names of references
Teaching dossier optional Share your passion for history and enrich students' understanding of Britain’s transformative era.

📌 Winter 2027 Lecture: Britain's 18th Century Toronto
🏢 Wilfrid Laurier University
📍 Toronto