Job opportunity
Postdoctoral Mechanical Engineering Professor
University of Ottawa
Teach Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus, using laboratory instruction, lectures, measurements, and report writing.
This part-time postdoctoral professor assignment belongs to the Department of Mechanical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering. The MCG1101 course covers dissection of simple mechanical systems, measurements, and report writing. The course combines laboratory and lecture components in English.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering
Deliver laboratory and lecture course components
Dissect simple mechanical systems
Conduct measurements related to course material
Support report writing activities
Requirements:
Postdoctoral status for part-time professor appointment
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering knowledge
Ability to teach in English
Passive competence in the second language
Availability Fridays from 17:30 to 19:30
Apply your mechanical engineering knowledge through laboratory teaching, lectures, measurements, and reports at the University of Ottawa.
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Apply on source site This part-time postdoctoral professor assignment belongs to the Department of Mechanical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering. The MCG1101 course covers dissection of simple mechanical systems, measurements, and report writing. The course combines laboratory and lecture components in English.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering
Deliver laboratory and lecture course components
Dissect simple mechanical systems
Conduct measurements related to course material
Support report writing activities
Requirements:
Postdoctoral status for part-time professor appointment
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering knowledge
Ability to teach in English
Passive competence in the second language
Availability Fridays from 17:30 to 19:30
Apply your mechanical engineering knowledge through laboratory teaching, lectures, measurements, and reports at the University of Ottawa.
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