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Athabasca University

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1,001–5,000 people

Open positions

Graduate Advising Specialist

Remote · Alberta, Canada

The role manages administrative functions for various graduate programs and serves as the primary liaison for students throughout their academic lifecycle. It provides critical support to program directors and faculty leadership to ensure seamless admission and degree completion.

Write Site Coordinator

Remote · Alberta, Canada

The Write Site Coordinator manages the overall operations of the Write Site, including supervising staff, managing workloads, and maintaining digital resources. They provide direct coaching and in-depth feedback to students to improve their academic writing skills across various disciplines.

Assistant/Associate Professor of Legal Studies

On-site · Edmonton

The professor will design and deliver undergraduate and graduate legal studies courses while conducting and disseminating scholarly research. Additionally, the role involves mentoring students, participating in academic supervision, and contributing to university committee work.

Assistant/Associate Professor, MN-NP (Nurse Practitioner Program)

Hybrid · Athabasca

The faculty member will develop, teach, and evaluate graduate-level courses within the Nurse Practitioner Program. Additionally, they are responsible for maintaining a sustained research program and contributing professional expertise to the wider community.

Assistant/Associate Professor, Legal Studies

Remote · Alberta, Canada

The successful candidate will develop, teach, and revise courses in Legal Studies and the Graduate Diploma in Legislative Drafting. Responsibilities include conducting research, participating in university administrative committees, and potentially serving as Program Director for legislative drafting.

Manager, Research Services

Remote · Alberta, Canada

The Manager oversees the Research Services unit, managing the administration of internal and external research grants, contracts, and ethics compliance. They are responsible for staff supervision, budget development, and supporting faculty in the submission of successful funding proposals.

Cybersecurity Risk Analyst

Remote · Alberta, Canada

The Cybersecurity Risk Analyst identifies, evaluates, and reports on cybersecurity risks to ensure they align with the organization's risk appetite and regulatory requirements. Key duties include maintaining the cybersecurity risk register, supporting policy development, and administering security tools.