Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Social Work is renowned for excellence in teaching, research, and field instruction, fostering skilled practitioners to drive societal change.
Kitchener, Ontario
The Faculty of Social Work has developed a national and international reputation for excellence in teaching, research and field work instruction; The kind of excellence aimed at developing practitioners to challenge and change their world. We are located in downtown Kitchener and Brantford Ontario, Canada, on the shared traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishnaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. Acknowledging reminds us of our important connection to this land where we live, learn and work. We recognize, honour and respect these Nations as the traditional stewards, since time immemorial, of the lands and water on which Laurier is now present. Field education provides students with the opportunity to practise and integrate advanced-level social work values, knowledge and skills, including the development of a professional “self” and professional identity as a social worker. This is an Official Wilfrid Laurier University account.
On-site
The Dean provides strategic, academic, operational, and financial leadership for the Faculty of Education across the Waterloo and Brantford campuses. They are responsible for advancing faculty priorities, fostering an inclusive academic environment, and strengthening relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
On-site · Brantford
The successful candidate will deliver lectures for the course 'Equity and Diversity in Schools' and work with the course lead to ensure consistency across sections. They are responsible for fostering an equitable and inclusive school climate that respects cultural diversity and Canadian pluralism.
On-site · Brantford
The successful candidate will teach a course on equity and diversity in schools, focusing on inclusive educational practices and Canadian pluralism. They will collaborate with the course lead or team to ensure consistency across different sections of the course.
On-site · Brantford
The successful candidate will teach a course on integrating science and technology at the Junior/Intermediate level, focusing on inclusive and equitable pedagogical approaches. They will model classroom practices through hands-on learning, engineering design, and the integration of technological tools and coding.
On-site · Brantford
The successful candidate will teach a curriculum and pedagogy course focused on Social Studies and Indigenous perspectives in Primary/Junior classrooms. They will collaborate with the course lead to ensure consistency across sections while promoting equity, social justice, and activist-based teaching strategies.
Hybrid
The Health and Safety Officer supports the development and implementation of occupational health and safety programs across all university campuses. This role involves conducting risk assessments, incident investigations, and providing subject matter expertise to ensure regulatory compliance and a proactive safety culture.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will teach an introductory course on large sample econometric theory and practice. Responsibilities include modeling data-generating procedures and analyzing the properties of least-squares and maximum-likelihood estimators.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will teach an introductory course on large sample econometric theory and practice. Responsibilities include modeling data-generating procedures and analyzing the properties of least-squares and maximum-likelihood estimators.
On-site · Waterloo
The successful candidate will develop and maintain a productive research agenda while providing effective teaching to undergraduate and MA students. Additionally, they are expected to participate in service to the university and the academic profession.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will deliver lectures for the Organic Chemistry I course, covering fundamental topics such as chemical bonding, stereochemistry, and various reaction mechanisms. They are responsible for teaching the theoretical components of the course while coordinating with a separate lab instructor for the laboratory portion.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will teach a course on sustainable solutions, guiding students through the development of social enterprise models or community organization support. Responsibilities include facilitating lectures, managing stakeholder engagement, and overseeing the prototyping and testing of student projects.
On-site · Montréal
The successful candidate will teach technology-focused courses and develop curricula while maintaining a productive research agenda in management. They are also expected to contribute to service within the Lazaridis School and support program accreditation processes.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will deliver lectures on the links between public health policies, political circumstances, and social conditions using a human rights framework. They are responsible for ensuring students understand key concepts and can apply them to research, policy analysis, and healthcare leadership.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will lead an experiential course involving laboratory coursework with human donors and the study of anatomical structures. Responsibilities include facilitating weekly class discussions and guiding students through the analysis of anatomical depictions and digital imaging.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will deliver lectures on the intersection of health sciences and health equity, focusing on marginalized populations and social determinants of health. Responsibilities include teaching, grading, and providing students with a comprehensive understanding of health challenges through research and case studies.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will deliver a lecture-based course on the intersection of health sciences and health equity for marginalized populations. Responsibilities include teaching, grading, and facilitating student learning through research and case studies.
On-site · Waterloo
The instructor will deliver lectures on the links between public health policies, political circumstances, and social conditions using a human rights framework. They are responsible for ensuring students can apply these concepts to research, policy analysis, and healthcare delivery.
On-site · Montréal
The successful candidate will teach technology-focused courses and develop curricula while maintaining a highly productive research agenda in the field of Business Technology Management. Additionally, they will contribute to the school through service, including supporting accreditation processes and developing experiential learning opportunities for students.
On-site · Waterloo
The successful candidate will conduct research in environmental communication and teach four one-term courses across undergraduate and Master's programs. They are expected to contribute to the department's interdisciplinary academic environment and engage in scholarly publication.
On-site · Waterloo
The Catering Chef coordinates daily food production, menu development, and catering event execution while ensuring quality and safety standards are met. They also provide leadership, training, and task assignment to the culinary team to ensure operational efficiency.
