General information
Offering an exceptional living environment in the heart of Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Université Laval is a large comprehensive university recognized for its culture of excellence in teaching and research.
Job Description
Candidates must possess strong expertise in mining engineering and mineral processing, particularly in one of the following areas mining environment, mineral economics, mining geostatistics, or drilling and blasting, as well as relevant teaching experience. Selected candidates will be expected to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the department and supervise graduate students at the MSc and Ph D levels. The candidates are expected to develop sponsored and creative research programs in fields of mining and mineral processing engineering that are complementary to the current strengths of our department.
Selection criterias




The successful candidates will hold an undergraduate degree and a Ph D in mining and mineral processing engineering or in a closely related field. The candidates will be members (P. Eng.) of the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec (the Quebec Corporation of Engineers) or another Canadian order of engineers or take the necessary steps to become a member within two years from assuming the post. As teaching activities are in French, the selected candidates should be able to communicate and write in French or take the necessary steps to communicate in French within three years from assuming the post. The successful candidates will meet the necessary qualifications for the position and will be selected based on the following criteria
Quality of academic training;
Research experience and potential, including technology

📌 Professor in mining and mineral processing engineering (Quebec City)
🏢 Université Laval
📍 Quebec City