Lead ENG110H5S Narrative at UofT Mississauga, teaching students to analyze novels, ballads, journalism, myths, songs, and biographies. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays.

This Sessional Lecturer appointment serves the UTM: English & Drama department from January 1 through April 30, 2027. The course examines traditional literary narratives alongside stories found in non-literary contexts. Applicants must hold a PhD in English and demonstrate university-level teaching experience, significant publications, teaching ability, and currency in narrative and literary forms.

Key Responsibilities:
Teach scheduled Tuesday and Thursday course sessions
Analyze literary and non-literary narrative forms with students
Prepare course materials and deliver instructional content




Administer and mark assignments, tests, and examinations
Submit grades, hold office hours, and supervise TAs

Requirements:
PhD in English with no exceptions for consideration
University teaching experience in narrative and literary forms
Significant publications and a solid academic record
Evidence of teaching ability and subject-matter currency

Bring published scholarship and demonstrated teaching ability to literary narrative instruction at UofT Mississauga’s English department.
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📌 University Lecturer Literary Narrative Mississauga
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Mississauga