The University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, invites applications for a Lecturer in Indigenous Studies starting January 2027. This full-time position emphasizes teaching and community engagement.

Candidates must hold a PhD and demonstrate expertise in teaching introductory through advanced Indigenous studies courses, including Indigenous Identities and Indigenous Culture. The role seeks individuals with robust ties to Indigenous communities and a commitment to fostering diversity within the academic landscape. Your contributions will enhance students' understanding of Indigenous perspectives and methodologies.

Key Responsibilities

- Teach various courses on Indigenous studies, from basics to advanced levels
- Participate proactively in departmental and community service




- Develop specialized upper-level courses as per expertise
- Promote inclusive teaching practices that recognize diversity
- Guide students in their academic and personal growth

Requirements:
- Doctorate in Indigenous studies or a related discipline
- Experience in teaching diverse Indigenous studies topics
- Background or activism in Indigenous communities
- Grounded knowledge of British Columbia's Indigenous cultures
- A strong commitment to incorporating Indigenous methodologies

Advance your career in academia while contributing positively to UBC's Indigenous Studies Program.

📌 Indigenous Studies Lecturer Position at UBCO (Kelowna)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 Kelowna