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
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.
On-site · Toronto
The incumbent is responsible for the safe and economical operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment and building services. Duties include performing regular rounds, responding to alarms, coordinating with contractors, and maintaining detailed logs of all operational events.
On-site · Toronto
The Academic Advisor is responsible for providing academic and financial guidance to Rotman Commerce students, specifically managing the scholarships and awards portfolio. This includes coordinating funding opportunities, monitoring student progress, and developing programming to support academic success.
On-site · Toronto
The successful candidate will conduct innovative, independent research and establish a competitive, externally funded research program. Additionally, they will be responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and contributing to departmental service.
On-site · Toronto
The lead is responsible for managing student engagement, the Business Design Initiative's community of practice, and all related administrative and communication functions. They will collaborate with the Academic Director to design programs that enhance the student experience and foster meaningful industry partnerships.
On-site · Toronto
The Academic Advisor provides comprehensive academic and financial guidance to undergraduate students, including course selection and scholarship administration. They are also responsible for developing student programming, monitoring degree progress, and collaborating with university stakeholders to ensure academic success.
On-site · Toronto
The Administrative Assistant provides operational and organizational support to the Principal Investigator and research chair, including managing calendars and research activities. Responsibilities also involve coordinating departmental IT, processing expenses, and assisting with grant application content.
On-site · Mississauga
The successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses in Education Studies and supervise graduate students at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. They are also expected to maintain an active, externally funded research agenda and contribute to departmental service and curriculum development.
On-site · Toronto
The Program Services Representative serves as the primary point of contact for student and faculty inquiries, providing guidance on program requirements and policies. They also manage administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments, coordinating event logistics, and supporting the operations unit with building-related concerns.
On-site · Toronto
The Front Line Service Coordinator serves as the primary point of contact for graduate students and administrators, managing high-volume enquiries and providing detailed information on policies and procedures. The role also involves coordinating front-line staff schedules, providing training, and maintaining accurate student records within university databases.
On-site · Toronto
The Events & Outreach Officer will conceptualize, organize, and execute strategic research events, symposia, and workshops for the HI3 and EPIC initiatives. Responsibilities include managing event logistics, coordinating promotional materials, and overseeing financial administration and post-event analysis.
On-site · Toronto
The Undergraduate Teaching Lab Manager oversees the daily operations, financial management, and human resources for the department's teaching laboratories, greenhouse, and sterilization unit. They are responsible for coordinating laboratory delivery, managing staff and teaching assistants, and developing teaching materials to enhance the student experience.
On-site · Toronto
The Special Constable performs foot and mobile patrols, traffic and crowd control, and investigates crime-related occurrences on university property. They also provide security for dignitaries, assist with crime prevention programs, and maintain detailed incident reports.
On-site · Toronto
Perform heavy cleaning, custodial duties, and routine maintenance of facilities. Manage the setup and clearing of furniture and equipment for special events and daily operations.
On-site · Toronto
The Program Administrator manages the administration of the Master of Teaching program, including student advising, admissions processing, and committee support. They also coordinate program events, maintain student databases, and act as the primary contact for program-related inquiries.
On-site · Toronto
The Veterinary Technologist II performs specialized laboratory animal care, including managing transgenic rodent colonies and providing technical support for research experiments. They are also responsible for training research personnel and maintaining specialized containment equipment to ensure high standards of animal welfare.
On-site · Toronto
The incumbent provides financial administrative support, including budget monitoring, account reconciliation, and the preparation of budget variance reports. They are also responsible for processing payroll and gathering financial data to assist in budget planning and forecasting.
On-site · Toronto
The Finance and Payroll Assistant supports the department's operating and trust portfolios by monitoring budgets, reconciling accounts, and preparing financial reports. The role also involves processing payroll and ensuring the accuracy of financial transactions in accordance with university policies.
On-site · Mississauga
The successful candidate will conduct innovative, independent research and establish an externally funded research program. They will also be responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and supervising graduate students.
On-site · Toronto
The successful candidate will teach three full course equivalents annually across various levels of the Korean language program. They are also responsible for curriculum development, creating online materials, and performing departmental administrative tasks.
On-site · Toronto
The Sessional Instructor Assistant will conduct workshops, prepare exams, and develop marking rubrics for the CFA Level I Preparation course. They are also responsible for grading assignments, providing detailed feedback to students, and recording grades.
