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OISE, Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education - University of Toronto

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OISE's Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education fosters a dynamic community dedicated to advancing educational leadership, social justice, and community engagement through innovative research and inclusive programs.

Toronto, Ontario

Higher Education
11–50 people

About

The Department of Leadership, Higher & Adult Education (LHAE) at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is a dynamic and inclusive learning community comprised of scholars focused on educational leadership and administration, policy and change, social justice, and community engagement. Our department considers education broadly, as it occurs inside and outside of formal educational settings. Our courses and programs consider relations between different social settings, such as families, workplaces, local communities, and national and international contexts. Themes running through our research and teaching include equity and social justice, professional education, policy studies, educational leadership and organizations and adult learning within institutions and settings.

Open positions

Veterinary Technologist II (Term)

On-site · Toronto

The technologist performs specialized laboratory animal care, including managing transgenic mouse colonies and maintaining research conditions. They also provide technical support for experiments, train research personnel, and ensure the highest standards of animal welfare are maintained.

Sessional Lecturer - CHM427H1 - Statistical Mechanics

On-site · Toronto

The successful applicant will be responsible for delivering in-person lectures for the Statistical Mechanics course. Duties include lecture preparation, setting and marking exams, calculating final grades, and holding office hours.

WIIH Research Officer

On-site · Toronto

The Research Officer will coordinate research activities, manage project materials, and foster relationships with partners. They will also support data analysis, maintain databases, and draft progress reports for the Principal Investigator.

SPARC Research Officer

On-site · Toronto

The Research Officer will coordinate research projects, implement research activities, and contribute to data collection and analysis. They will also manage stakeholder engagement, prepare research findings, and provide guidance to casual staff.

Research Associate (SDL1, Two-year Term)

On-site · Toronto

The Research Associate will contribute to automated and high-throughput materials discovery by designing experimental workflows and optimizing laboratory apparatus. They will also analyze experimental datasets using AI/ML methods and document research protocols for the Acceleration Consortium's self-driving laboratories.

Editorial & Proposal Development Officer

On-site · Toronto

The officer will advise on, edit, and develop research funding proposals while coordinating peer reviews and delivering workshops. They will also conduct statistical analyses and research policy issues to support faculty success in funding competitions.

2027 Winter Sessional Lecturer Emergency Position

On-site · Mississauga

The Sessional Lecturer is responsible for the design, administration, and delivery of course materials for a university credit course. Duties include supervising teaching assistants, grading assignments and exams, and maintaining regular office hours for student support.

Sessional Lecturer DRS122Y5S Acting 2 (Movement)

On-site · Mississauga

The lecturer will design and deliver course content focused on movement for actors, including the administration and marking of assignments. Additionally, they will oversee student crew work for third- and fourth-year productions.

Sessional Lecturer DRS122Y5S Acting 2 (Mask)

On-site · Mississauga

The lecturer will design and deliver course content focused on neutral mask techniques and acting fundamentals. Additionally, they will manage student assignments, provide grading, and oversee backstage crew work for departmental productions.

Sessional Lecturer: CHL3007H Resource Allocation Ethics

Hybrid · Toronto

The instructor is responsible for preparing and delivering course content, facilitating both in-person and online seminar sessions, and managing student assessments. Additionally, they must maintain the course platform, attend program meetings, and coordinate with the MHSc Program Director.

Sessional Lecturer DRS122Y5S Acting 2 (Actors' Lab)

On-site · Mississauga

The Sessional Lecturer will design and deliver course content for an acting lab, focusing on voice, movement, and ensemble-based creation. Additionally, the role involves managing student assignments, grading, and overseeing backstage crew work for departmental productions.

Sessional Lecturer DRS122Y5S Acting 2 (Voice)

On-site · Mississauga

The Sessional Lecturer will design and deliver course content for a university credit course on acting and voice fundamentals. Responsibilities include administering assignments, marking student work, and overseeing backstage crew tasks for student productions.

Human Resources Advisor (TERM)

On-site · Toronto

The HR Advisor provides administrative HR services, including recruitment, salary administration, and performance management for unionized and non-unionized staff. They also lead talent acquisition strategies and ensure compliance with collective agreements and university policies.

Special Events Coordinator TERM

On-site · Mississauga

The Special Events Coordinator develops and executes all aspects of event plans and conferences, ranging from initial planning and contracts to on-site set-ups and post-event follow-up. They are responsible for determining logistical details, managing event calendars, and liaising with clients to ensure successful service delivery.

Sessional Lecturer - ARC364Y1S: Landscape Studio IV

On-site · Toronto

The successful candidate will lead a design studio section, including the preparation of course content and the administration of assignments. They are also responsible for providing regular student feedback, grading work, and supervising teaching assistants.

Sessional Lecturer - ARC201H1S: Design Studio II

On-site · Toronto

The Sessional Lecturer will lead a design studio section, including the preparation of course content and the administration of assignments. They are also responsible for providing regular student feedback, grading work, and supervising assigned Teaching Assistants.

Sessional Lecturer - ARC362Y1S: Architecture Studio IV

On-site · Toronto

The candidate will lead a design studio section, including the delivery of course content and the development of assignments. Additional duties involve providing student feedback, grading work, and supervising teaching assistants.

Sessional Lecturer - ARC112H1S: Design & Engineering I

On-site · Toronto

The Sessional Lecturer will lead a design studio section, including the preparation of course content, delivery of assignments, and the supervision of teaching assistants. They are responsible for providing regular student feedback, grading work, and maintaining scheduled contact hours in the studio environment.

Sessional Lecturer - JAV101H1S: Design Studio I

On-site · Toronto

The Sessional Lecturer will lead a design studio section, including the preparation of course content, delivery of instruction, and administration of assignments. They are also responsible for providing regular student feedback, grading work, and supervising assigned teaching assistants.

Assistant Registrar, Scheduling and Events

On-site · Toronto

The Assistant Registrar manages complex academic scheduling for didactic, preclinical, and clinical studies while ensuring data integrity across systems. Additionally, the role coordinates major student-focused events and provides administrative support to faculty and course directors.