Arts, Faculty of

Job summary

Teach a course examining cyberviolence, crimes associated with cyberviolence, and online intervention strategies. Address relevant theories, existing research, and student experiences of online communication.

Job details

Examine issues associated with cyberviolence, the crimes that fall under the umbrella of cyberviolence, and online intervention strategies. Cyberviolence is a growing means of perpetrating interpersonal, gender-based violence. Consider relevant theories, existing research and student experiences of online communication. Typically offered online. NOTE: Students may obtain credit for only one of SOCI2003 or FVI2003.Master's Degree in Sociology (PhD preferred)Preference will be given to individuals holding Right of First Refusal for the course.

What you’ll do

Teach a course examining cyberviolence, crimes associated with cyberviolence, and online intervention strategies. Address relevant theories, existing research, and student experiences of online communication.

Requirements

A master's degree in Sociology is required, with a PhD preferred. Preference will be given to individuals holding Right of First Refusal for the course.

Listed skills

• Organization · Preferred
• Interpersonal · Preferred
• Attention to detail · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Teaching
• Sociology
• Cyberviolence
• Gender-Based Violence
• Online Intervention Strategies
• Research
• Online Communication

Job areas

• Education
• Social Services

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