Knowledge Creation and Practical Student Training through Innovative, Engaging, and Inclusive Engineering Programming
Edmonton, Alberta
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada features a traditional and co-operative education undergraduate program and a course-based and research-based graduate program. There are about 700 undergraduate students and more than 250 graduate students. Our Department has enjoyed consistently strong growth in student enrolment and more than 20% increase year-over-year in external research funding. Our professors and researchers are internationally-known experts who serve their communities in the creation and advancement of knowledge as researchers, scientific journal editors, and Fellows of technical and scientific organizations.
On-site · Edmonton
The successful candidate will teach studio courses, lectures, and seminars at both undergraduate and graduate levels while maintaining an active research program. They are expected to contribute to departmental activities, foster innovative thinking, and engage in service and administrative roles within the university.
On-site · Edmonton
The electrician is responsible for operating and maintaining complex high voltage distribution systems and auxiliary electrical equipment across university campuses. They also perform emergency repairs, install new substations, and ensure all electrical work complies with safety regulations and utility codes.
On-site · Edmonton
The specialist will develop and implement marketing and communication strategies for iSMART and Smartwear Revolution across various digital and traditional channels. They are also responsible for website maintenance, event planning, and providing administrative support to the research team.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Team Lead provides operational leadership for the Dean's Office, managing administrative services and supervising staff. They coordinate executive support, oversee operational projects, and ensure consistent service delivery across leadership portfolios.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Research Project Coordinator supports faculty and trainees by managing the full lifecycle of research studies, including grant acquisition, ethics compliance, and data governance. They also oversee internal grant programs, coordinate adjudication committees, and manage departmental reporting and research events.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Pension and Benefits Advisor provides consultation and advice to faculty and staff regarding benefit and pension plan offerings, enrollments, and life events. They also oversee the integrity of benefit plan entitlements and manage pension plan administration in accordance with federal and provincial regulations.
On-site · Edmonton
The Team Lead provides operational and administrative leadership for education portfolios within the Department of Family Medicine, translating strategy into coordinated plans. They supervise administrative staff and oversee program administration, including learner engagement, scheduling, and accreditation processes.
On-site · Calgary
The coordinator provides essential administrative and academic support for the Campus Saint-Jean satellite site in Calgary, including managing facility operations and student services. They act as the primary point of contact for campus units and ensure the efficient daily functioning of the satellite location.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Speech Language Pathologist will provide assessment and treatment services for children, teens, and adults with stuttering or other communication needs. Responsibilities also include participating in research activities, supervising students, and providing clinical mentorship.
On-site · Camrose
The successful candidate will teach and develop undergraduate courses in the Elementary Education program while advancing a funded research agenda. Additionally, they will provide academic leadership and participate in service activities to support the growth of the Augustana Faculty.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Information & Outreach Coordinator supports the Dean’s office by managing internal and school-level communications, including web content and social media. The role also coordinates school events, promotional materials, and outreach initiatives to strengthen community engagement.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Social Worker provides holistic, student-centered support by managing a diverse caseload and facilitating mental health and wellness services. They also collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and campus partners to deliver workshops, consultations, and outreach activities.
On-site · Edmonton
The successful candidate will teach macroeconomic theory at the graduate and undergraduate levels while maintaining an active, impactful research program. Additionally, they will be responsible for supervising graduate student research and contributing to the department's academic community.
On-site · Camrose
The successful candidate will develop a strong, sustainable research program and provide meaningful research opportunities for undergraduate students. They will also contribute to the ongoing development of the Psychology curriculum and support the university's commitment to inclusive, high-quality undergraduate education.
On-site · Edmonton
The successful candidate will teach microeconomic theory at the graduate and undergraduate levels while maintaining an active, impactful research program. Responsibilities also include graduate student supervision and contributing to the department's academic community.
On-site · Edmonton
The successful candidate will develop a productive research program and provide high-quality clinical and didactic teaching in Prosthodontics. They are also expected to supervise graduate students and integrate their research program with clinical practice.
On-site · Edmonton
The Housing Worker provides comprehensive cleaning, housekeeping, and motel services for student residences and conference guests. Responsibilities include maintaining floor surfaces, sanitizing washrooms, removing biohazards, and providing leadership to summer staff.
On-site · Edmonton
The analyst will split their time between technical data analytics and supporting space planners with space programs, assessments, and stakeholder facilitation. They are responsible for maintaining space records, developing predictive utilization models, and drafting business case briefings for infrastructure decisions.
On-site · Edmonton
The successful candidate will conduct research in areas such as gender-based violence or feminist legal theory and develop a prominent research portfolio. They will also be responsible for teaching, advising, and supporting both undergraduate and graduate students within the department.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Assistant Dean, Development leads the strategic execution of faculty fundraising and manages a high-performing team to build engaging relationships with donors and stakeholders. They work collaboratively with university leadership to develop fundraising priorities, secure philanthropic contributions, and represent the faculty in university-wide initiatives.
