Teach philosophy of law in person at UofT Mississauga, covering legal responsibility, punishment, obedience, and moral foundations.

The University of Toronto’s Department of Philosophy seeks a Sessional Lecturer for PHL370H5 S during Spring 2027. The course examines major issues including the nature of law, responsibility and punishment, obligations to obey law, and moral underpinnings of criminal, tort, and contract law. The appointment runs January 1 through May 6, 2027.

Key Responsibilities:

- Design and teach a university credit course
- Prepare and deliver course content
- Develop, administer, and mark assignments
- Calculate and submit final grades
- Hold regular office hours and complete outstanding grading

Requirements:

- PhD in hand, preferably in philosophy
- Prior course instructor experience, preferably at U of T
- Advanced knowledge of the course subject matter
- Topic related teaching experience
- Related research and achievement considered an asset

Apply your philosophy expertise to PHL370H5 S through course design, teaching, assessment, grading, and student support.

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📌 Philosophy of Law Sessional Lecturer (Mississauga)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Mississauga