Ontario Tech University's Faculty of Business and Information Technology (FBIT) empowers students through innovative programs, preparing them to excel in global business and technology careers.
Oshawa, Ontario
The Faculty of Business and Information Technology (FBIT) is committed to the success of its students and takes pride in knowing our graduates will make a strong impact in their communities. FBIT is recognized as a leader in higher education, offering innovative programs at the undergraduate, graduate and executive education levels business and information technology. By placing a strong emphasis on how technology can enhance business opportunities, students are prepared to launch successful careers in business and industry. When students graduate from The Faculty of Business and IT, they are prepared to compete and succeed anywhere around the world. Just ask anyone of our alumni who apply their leadership, knowledge and skills and help create an economically prosperous tomorrow. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Are you an FBIT graduate? Share your success stories with us! We strive to maintain connections with our graduates. We have seen tremendous growth within our alumni network and look forward to an exciting future where we continue to grow and remain engaged. We are proud of our alumni and want to communicate your outstanding accomplishments by showcasing your stories. Please contact fbit@uoit.ca to share your story!
On-site · Oshawa
The Graduate Program Assistant provides high-level administrative support to graduate programs, acting as the primary contact for students from admission to graduation. Responsibilities include coordinating committee meetings, managing student records, assisting with assistantship processing, and organizing recruitment and outreach events.
On-site · Oshawa
The successful candidate will conduct active and innovative research programs while teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The workload is divided into 40% research, 40% teaching, and 20% service annually.
On-site · Oshawa
The Records Officer maintains the integrity and confidentiality of student records while managing processes from registration to graduation. Key tasks include course maintenance, grading, academic standing, degree audits, and reporting for various university departments.
On-site · Oshawa
The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching undergraduate courses in business analytics and information systems, including preparing lectures and marking assignments. Additional duties include providing service to the university through committees and mentoring students in case competitions.
On-site · Oshawa
The specialist will identify opportunities for AI-enabled improvements and develop, pilot, and support agentic AI workflows and conversational agents. They are also responsible for delivering training, workshops, and documentation to facilitate the responsible adoption of AI tools across the university.
On-site · Oshawa
The Vice-President will provide strategic leadership for the university's integrated advancement and alumni enterprise, overseeing philanthropy, donor relations, and partnership development. They will serve as a key ambassador to cultivate transformational relationships with major philanthropic partners to support student success and research excellence.
On-site · Oshawa
The Research Legal Counsel provides expert legal advice and representation on research-related matters, including intellectual property, contracts, and privacy. They are also responsible for managing a team of contracts officers and liaising with internal and external stakeholders to mitigate institutional risk.
On-site · Oshawa
The Dean serves as the Chief Academic Officer of the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, leading its strategic vision and academic excellence. Key duties include championing innovative programs, bolstering student enrolment, and fostering a high-performing research culture.
