Lead the SK690 course on Inequality, Poverty, and Income Support at our institution in Fall 2026. Engage students in discussions about social exclusion, citizen disengagement, and relevant public policies.
We are seeking an instructor with a Master’s Degree in Social Work or a related field to teach this course in-person on Fridays from 8:30 to 11:20. The course tackles pressing issues of inequality in Canada, exploring theories and policies related to poverty alleviation. A focus on community development and social work's role in policy shaping will empower students to understand complex societal challenges.
Key Responsibilities: • Deliver lectures on inequality and associated theories • Guide discussions on poverty and its societal implications • Analyze comparative policies in Canada and other countries • Foster student engagement and encourage critical thinking • Assess student performance and provide feedback