CUPE - TA - ENV3321 A - Human and Policy Dimensions of Environmental Change - Winter 2027
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need a B.A. in Geography, Environmental Studies or an equivalent field. Fluency in English is required and bilingualism is an asset.
English, Geography, Bilingualism
CUPE - TA - ENV3101 A - Legal Context of Environmental Issues - Winter 2027
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need to be students at the University of Ottawa, paid at the undergraduate or graduate rate depending on level.
CUPE – Hiver 2027 – TA– PHI1502-B00
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need a BA (Hon) in Philosophy or an equivalent degree. The work is in French, and candidates must complete all mandatory legislated training required by the University.
CUPE – Hiver 2027 – HIS1511 B00
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need an Honours BA in History or an equivalent degree. The posting says the number of hours or positions may vary with enrolment.
CUPE – Hiver 2027 – HIS1501 A00
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need a BA (Hon) in History or an equivalent degree. The posting is for an in-person course, so candidates must be able to attend class sessions on campus.
Assistanat CUPE (AE) - FRA1720 - Hiver 2027
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree with a French literature specialization or equivalent, excellent written French and a strong academic record (average around 8). Attendance at lectures and availability during exam periods are required.
French
Assistanat CUPE (AE) - FRA1710 - Hiver 2027
Ottawa, ONUniversity of Ottawa: Welcome the University of Ottawa's Human Resources LinkedIn page.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree with a specialization in French literature or an equivalent field, excellent written French, and an excellent academic record (an average of 8). Candidates must be available for the course schedule and exam periods and live in the Ottawa area or be ready to travel weekly.